Alarm raised as hundreds of koalas killed in aerial shooting
Wildlife advocates have raised the alarm after hundreds of koalas were shot from helicopters in a national park in Victoria’s west.
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Man charged over Endeavour Hills stabbing murder
A man has been charged over the alleged stabbing murder of Giew Tur Tuol in Melbourne’s southeast.
Machetes could be sold at upcoming knife show despite looming ban
Organisers of a knife show set to be held in Melbourne’s northwest next month have not ruled out selling machetes, despite the Allan government’s looming ban on the dangerous weapons.
‘In good spirits’: First update on Avalon Airshow crash pilot
Paul Bennet of Paul Bennet Airshows provides the first update on pilot Glenn Collins following his terrifying crash at the Avalon Airshow.
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Otter Parents Live It Up In Luxurious Retirement Villa
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Horror family violence scourge set to spike over Easter
Victoria’s biggest family violence scourge on record is expected to spike over Easter, with police responding to one incident every five minutes last year.
Hot air balloon makes emergency landing in Melbourne
A hot air balloon makes emergency landing at Melbourne’s Albert Park.
Accused killer of ‘Afghan Ali’ facing more violent charges
A man accused of murdering slain underworld boss Mohammed “Afghan Ali” Keshtiar is also facing charges over an aggravated home invasion and an attack on a prison officer.
Melb landlords in line for $780 boost
Melbourne landlords could be set for a $780 annual boost after a six-month rental trend was reversed in the first three months of this year. But their gains will come at a major cost for tenants.
Shaky start for Allan’s prized housing targets as Vic records dip in finished builds
The Allan government has failed at the first hurdle to meet its prized housing targets, falling 20,000 new homes short in its inaugural year as completed builds trend “backwards.”
Viral Minecraft trend sparks chaos in Ringwood cinema
Teens watching the Minecraft movie at Hoyts Eastland have set off a fire extinguisher and hurled drinks at the screen as part of a viral trend triggered by a scene in the movie.
150 years of family farming history sold at auction
A renowned family farming partnership have sold their 936ha four-farm aggregation in northern Victoria for millions.
Victoria’s farm prices slump revealed
A new report has shown Victorian and Tasmanian farmland values have dropped by more than 10 per cent amid dry weather and falling buyer confidence.
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