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Protesters storm Melbourne restaurant Miznon on July 4.

Man accused of storming Israeli restaurant in CBD makes second bid for freedom

Antwany Arnold’s lawyer said his client’s conduct was not antisemitic or hate-fuelled, but a lawyer for police told the court it was “disgraceful” and “highly offensive”.

  • Melissa Cunningham

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The site of the Kew Recreation Centre construction collapse on October 20, 2022.

The warning sign about Chinese steel before Kew pool roof collapse

Independent testing raised “inconsistencies” with the steel meeting Australian standards before the $73 million building fell down during construction, a court has heard.

  • Grant McArthur
Greg Lynn was found guilty of murder.

Appeal date set for convicted High Country killer Greg Lynn

The date was set a year after the former airline pilot was jailed for at least 24 years.

  • Erin Pearson
Former AFL umpire Troy Pannelll in 2012.

Former AFL umpire’s driver’s licence suspended; Hawk’s season over after ‘scary’ injury

Former AFL umpire Troy Pannell appeared in the Heidelberg Magistrates Court on Wednesday, where he learnt his fate over a series of criminal charges.

  • Jon Pierik and Hannah Kennelly
A court has granted detectives more time to investigate accused paedophile Joshua Brown.

Six key dates at centre of childcare rape allegations against Joshua Brown

New details have emerged of the extent of the criminal charges against a childcare worker accused of sexually abusing babies and toddlers between April 2022 and January 2023.

  • Carla Jaeger and Sherryn Groch
Angelo Loras, 34, is accused of the firebombing of the synagogue.

Police scour devices of man accused of East Melbourne Synagogue firebombing

Police are examining the accused’s electronic devices to ascertain a motive for the alleged attack, which occurred when 20 people, including children, were inside the synagogue.

  • Melissa Cunningham
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Western United player Riku Danzaki (left) arrives at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court to face allegations of deliberately receiving yellow cards in a match.

Two Melbourne-based soccer players front court over match-fixing allegations

An A-League midfielder is accused of deliberately receiving yellow cards to manipulate the outcome of online bets as part of an elaborate fraud scheme.

  • Melissa Cunningham

As a barrister, there was one question I desperately wanted to ask Erin Patterson

Erin Patterson had 400 books in her home, and not one was devoted to mushrooms. But I desperately want to ask her about a different book.

  • Rachel Doyle
Sy Giang Nguyen

Who is Giang? Refugee, charity worker, Cats sponsor and Crown casino royalty

He has ingratiated himself with some of the nation’s leading sports and corporate figures, but his days of lavish spending appear to be over amid fraud claims.

  • Cameron Houston
AFL umpire Troy Pannell

Ex-AFL umpire Troy Pannell admits selling racehorse after assets were frozen

Pannell has appeared in court over the sale, amid separate claims he was behind an $8.7 million fraud scheme.

  • Melissa Cunningham

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