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Trio charged with Cassius Turvey murder appear in court

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Two men and a woman charged with the murder Cassius Turvey have faced court for the first time after policed alleged they were also involved in the 15-year-old's death. The Indigenous teenager's mother describing the hearing as a step closer to justice in the investigation by police. Our Western Australia correspondent Tom Stayner has more.
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