Shocked family reels after freak tree fall tragedy
A Melbourne husband and wife and their nephew visiting from India were tragically killed when their car was smashed by a falling tree in Kallista. The couple’s young child survived the crash.
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Melbourne prisoner cleared after virus testing
A sick inmate who triggered a lockdown at Melbourne prison unit has been cleared of coronavirus after a test came back negative.
Hip-hop artist revealed as Narre Warren South shooting victim
The 25-year-old shot in the head as he sat in his car on a quiet suburban street has been revealed as a prolific Australian hip-hop artist, with his friends saying the violence came as a “massive shock”.
Police reel in man over Versace necklace theft
A man who used a fishing rod to allegedly steal a shiny Versace necklace from a display at a Melbourne store has been snagged by police.
Sex slaves locked inside suburban brothels
Women are being held prisoner in sex dens across Melbourne, with the shocking extent of sexual slavery in hundreds of illegal brothels exposed by a top human-trafficking investigator.
Car-stealing thugs causing chaos at Melbourne gyms
Young thugs are going to extreme lengths to gain access to gyms around Melbourne and swipe car keys before making off in members’ vehicles. Watch the video.
Disgraced cop axed over racist message
A predatory cop who made derogatory comments about a colleague, slept with multiple women he met on the beat and made a racist slur has been dismissed. Here’s what he did in detail.
Third man probed in alleged Shepparton extortion
After bikie-busting detectives raided the Hells Angels clubhouse in Thomastown and arrested two men, police released an image of a third man they want to speak to. See the pictures.
Suspected thief assaulted, man stabbed
An alleged car thief was assaulted and another man stabbed in a separate incident after a spate of violence broke out in Melbourne’s southeastern suburbs overnight.
Fury as pay deal leaves SOG officers worse off
They’re the police unit called in to handle the state’s most dangerous incidents, but a controversial pay deal has left members of Victoria’s elite Special Operations Group fuming.
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