This isn’t Mad Max, it’s Victoria in 2017
WELCOME to Mad Max territory: Australia in 2017. There seem to be more carjackers than cops on the Geelong Road and on Sunday night it was my turn, writes Andrew Rule.
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Police will be haunted by upturned pram
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Families have right to know truth
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‘How do we know what’s in their hearts?’
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Don’t worry, it’s deserved
IT IS no disrespect to Jobe Watson to say Trent Cotchin or Sam Mitchell (or both) would have made worthy winners of the 2012 Brownlow Medal, writes Andrew Rule.
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