The murders of Margaret Tapp and her young daughter in their Ferntree Gully home never caught public attention the way the Easey St killings did. But 40 years on, the monster who killed them has never been held to account.
Lex Lasry once took to social media to mock suggestion of a youth crime issue in Victoria. Now the former Supreme Court judge is on the airwaves speaking of the “horrifying” problem plaguing the state.
A mum and son wake to muffled voices in the corridor outside the hotel room and know death could be moments away. Welcome to the terrifying childhood of Larry Blair, who somehow found an escape hatch from life in a criminal family.
When the mums at Melbourne Girls Grammar realised the daughters of a bikie boss were in their midst they wanted them thrown out of the elite school. But he wasn’t about to take it lying down.
Not just any Tom, Dick and Harriet looking for a good time can roll up to Melbourne’s newest swingers club. These are the dos and don’ts to gain admission to Pineapple Lifestyle Bar.
Melbourne’s gangsters are an innovative bunch, they don’t just rely on bullets, knives and fists to punish their enemies.
You’re never too young to start learning in the Education State, so some bright spark has come up with the perfect gift idea for Victoria’s aspiring armed offenders.
From a shot in the dark to a daily diet of arsenic, three Victorian women resorted to their own DIY methods to make their husbands vanish.
A big-noting, big-haired restaurateur with a Little Richard bouffant who made headlines with an alleged threat against Mick Gatto on TikTok has turned his attention to Deadline.
It was a big day for crime news when serial self-mutilator Garry David died, sadistic sex offender Ian Melrose Pattison succumbed to cancer and the man dubbed “the Ascot Vale rapist” was finally arrested.
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