Submachine gun among weapons cache linked to EastLink shooting
A man with neo-Nazi SS bolts tattooed on his face is facing serious charges after police found deadly weapons at a Port Melbourne property during a series of dawn raids this week.
A man with neo-Nazi SS bolts tattooed on his face is facing serious charges after police found deadly weapons at a Port Melbourne property during a series of dawn raids this week.
Disgraced cardinal George Pell was hurriedly shifted to the high-security Barwon Prison this month after a drone spotted flying close to the CBD jail prompted security fears. But this is what it was really doing.
A furious Jake King has doubled down on his criticism of police, saying he’s “closer to the Pope” than to anyone linked to the EastLink murder of Paul Virgona. It comes after the AFL bad boy-turned-tattoo parlour owner had his business raided again.
After weeks of slow progress, Wednesday provided a dramatic leap forward in finding answers about the execution-style murder of Paul Virgona. Now police are turning their focus to “Mr Big”.
Two Mongol bikies charged over the murder of Paul Virgona allegedly fired 11 shots into his car as the fruiterer drove along EastLink. The men were arrested during dawn raids on 12 Melbourne properties linked to the bikie gang.
Serious concerns have been raised about Chinese tourist Ling Yaping’s welfare after the 45-year-old failed to return to her Parkville hotel in December.
As a 14-month-old boy clings to life after being found unresponsive in a hot car outside a Point Cook hotel, the state government is vowing to do more to prevent these tragedies.
Homes across Melbourne’s southern suburbs have been raided and a man was arrested after he was allegedly caught firing an assault rifle on camera, despite being slapped with a firearms ban. His arrest has been linked to the Finks outlaw motorcycle gang.
A senior Finks bikie accused of trying to kill a Mongols rival had been shot himself in mysterious circumstances outside the Fountain Gate Hotel just weeks earlier.
Victorian families whose homes were destroyed or substantially damaged during the bushfires will be given a tax break, with properties used as free accommodation also offered reprievals.
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