Bunnings trip ends in stabbing
A morning trip to Bunnings ended in a young dad getting stabbed with a pair of pink-handled scissors after another man made a comment about his partner’s clothing, a court has heard.
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Two young women have pleaded guilty to a violent home invasion after they turned up drunk to one of their ex-boyfriend’s home, kicked him in the testicles and damaged his new partner’ car.
Named: Man allegedly filmed woman in Macca’s toilet
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Revealed: Four-storey mixed use plans for beachfront site
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Justice at last: Man jailed after raping teen in train toilet
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‘Breach of trust’: Motor dealer squirrelled away $90k car sale
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