A man is sentenced to 26 years in prison for killing his wife by stabbing her at her home. Multiple outlets report that he broke into the residence and carried out the attack while the couple’s four children were not at home, with the West Australian and PerthNow specifying they were at school. The wife is described as having tried to protect herself and the children during the incident. The sentencing coverage portrays the offender as showing no remorse and characterizes the killing as deliberate and violent. Across the reports, the central facts are consistent: the defendant stabs his wife to death, the attack occurs at her home following a break-in, and the children are absent during the murder. The sentence is reported as 26 years, with at least two decades to be served, reflecting the court’s assessment of the severity of the offence. The outlets do not provide differing figures or charges beyond the homicide and sentencing result, and they present the case primarily through the lens of the sentence length and circumstances of the killing.