Gatto’s heartfelt tribute to late son
Underworld figure Mick Gatto has told how he will always miss his son, who died in non-suspicious circumstances two years ago.
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A new report has revealed how quickly contact tracers in the Victorian public health team were interviewing those who tested positive to COVID.
Superspreading truckie escapes charges
A superspreader truck driver who sparked chaos in Shepparton and Kilmore after seeding coronavirus from Melbourne has escaped charges, and will receive a relatively smaller fine.
Melburnians seize new freedoms; mystery cases dive
Shopping centres and eateries are abuzz as Melburnians rush to embrace their first day of freedom after the crippling lockdown ended. It comes as the state’s two new coronavirus cases have been linked to the northern suburbs cluster and mystery cases in Melbourne continue to drop.
New laws to protect victims from insidious abuse
Dangerous, abusive and controlling behaviours in relationships may be made criminal, as the state government considers new coercive control laws to protect domestic violence victims.
Moe bush murder mystery a tangled web of love and lies
Man mountain Jarrad “Lovo” Lovison would have been difficult to overpower, so one theory is those who wanted him dead found a more creative way to murder. With three charged amid a tangled web of misinformation, what exactly happened to Jarrad?
Why contraband seizures are soaring despite COVID restrictions
Fears have been raised about prisoners not being able to turn their life around after it was revealed contraband seizures including drugs and booze have surged in prisons — despite a ban on prison visits since March.
Fury after council gives almost $400k to alleged fraudster
Abeselom Nega spent years in the media spotlight talking about how he was helping rehabilitate troubled African youth in Melbourne. Police have accused him of stealing $4.2 million from the government and now there’s a new revelation.
How cops are catching violent domestic abusers
Domestic violence offences have increased in Victoria at an alarming rate, but a new police operation is closely monitoring the state’s worst domestic violence abusers.
How cops will catch illegal Grand Final parties
Melburnians have been put on notice as police plan a major crackdown on rule-breakers for Grand Final Day. Homes, backyards and public spaces will be targeted as part of the blitz.
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