16-year-old charged over attack on elderly good Samaritan, teen
A 16-year-old boy has been charged over separate horrific attacks on an elderly good Samaritan and a teen at a shopping centre in Keysborough and a bus stop in Dingley Village.
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Melbourne backyard boxing bouts livestreamed online
A man was floored in a backyard boxing bout that was livestreamed to thousands of viewers in an amateur event with $10,000 in cash up for grabs. Watch the video.
The road first broke his car. Then it broke his bank
Ballan local Stuart Brown is demanding the government “look after the basics” after a series of potholes left him thousands out of pocket — and he’s still waiting for answers. WATCH THE VIDEO
Vic Libs facing more strife as cashed-up developer referred to IBAC
The Victorian Liberal Party is facing the prospect of a second corruption probe in a move set to prolong the war between MPs John Pesutto and Moira Deeming, with a multi-millionaire developer referred to IBAC.
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Monash IVF boss exits amid embryo bungles
Michael Knapp – the CEO of Monash IVF has resigned after a second embryo bungle at the fertility giant.
Man shot at multiple times in mystery Glen Iris shooting
A man has been shot at multiple times in a late-night attack in a leafy suburban street in Melbourne’s southeast.
Police raid home in hunt for arsonists who killed innocent housesitter
Police have raided a home in Dandenong and seized several mobile phones as they hunt for the arsonists who killed an innocent woman in a botched tobacco war firebombing in Truganina.
Cops reject calls to advise DV victims when offenders are released
Domestic violence abusers are getting back onto the streets and their victims – most of the time their partners – don’t even know about it….
Red light runner gets smashed in Berwick
Dash cam has caught the moment a motorist on O’Shea Road came off second best after running a red light
Deeming referred to IBAC over Pesutto offer; Kennett labels ‘blackmail’
Moira Deeming has been referred to Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog over a five-point offer to spare John Pesutto from bankruptcy, a deal former premier Jeff Kennett has branded “blackmail”.
Agents’ bizarre tactic to sell Melb home
Melbourne agents have launched an unorthodox sales tactic involving a matador, bull and beef.
Melbourne Uni professor suing British rival over plagiarism claims
An internationally renowned Melbourne professor has launched legal action against a British academic who he claims trolled him with “scandalous” allegations of plagiarism.
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