Bulldogs icon learns fate over ugly polling booth scuffle
A magistrate told Tony Liberatore “you can tell people you’ve never been in any trouble” after the Bulldogs legend avoided conviction over an ugly confrontation with an election official.
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Cop, prison guard made abuse material with girl
A Victorian traffic cop filmed himself having sex with children and recruited a former Port Phillip Prison officer to film the abuse and share material online.
Failed tennis prodigy to fight assault charges
A Melbourne man whose short-lived tennis career included playing Roger Federer is fighting dozens of charges over his alleged involvement in a violent Preston home invasion.
‘I am not mad’: Accused killer driver’s troubling online post
Former barber and accused killer driver Zain Khan — who has been charged over the city’s latest Bourke Street rampage — rambled online about his sanity, saying “I am not mad”.
Dominatrix’s ‘slave’ sentenced to 22 years’ jail for brutal killing
A killer “slave” has been sentenced to 22 years behind bars for murdering his Dominatrix’s on-off boyfriend in a frenzied attack when a plan to scare him away turned deadly.
Triple-0 failings may have caused man’s agonising death, court told
A Preston man who waited 16 minutes for an ambulance may have been saved if his frantic triple-0 calls had been answered sooner, a court has been told.
Meth dealing mum with knives, guns gets good behaviour
A Melbourne mum charged over a drug dealing racket involving a rocket launcher, knives and guns was given a good behaviour bond after a court heard she was “dragged into the drug trade”.
Cop charged with child sex offences on eve of wedding
A young Melbourne police officer has been hit with child sex offences weeks out from his ritzy Yarra Valley wedding.
Gangster who tried to firebomb Roberta Williams cops more jail
Notorious Prisoner of War gang member Rodney Phillips — who once tried to firebomb the home of Carl Williams’ ex-wife Roberta — will languish longer in jail for staff assault and arsons.
Aussie star speaks out after celebrity stalker dodges conviction
Rhonda Burchmore has broken her silence after a Werribee man escaped conviction for perjury over a bizarre hoax involving the singer after he argued it would end his career.
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