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Inmate dies days after savage bashing at Port Phillip prison
A prisoner with horns tattooed on his head is dead days after a vicious assault at a maximum security jail in Melbourne’s west.
Malmsbury teen inmates ambush staffer in escape plot
Two teenage inmates at Malmsbury Juvenile Justice Centre ambushed a staff member in a savage assault and tried to snatch her swipe card in a bid to escape.
Traffic chaos after truck hits Swan St bridge
Delays are in full swing across Richmond and beyond after a truck smashed into the Swan St bridge. Trams, trains and traffic are all affected, with the chaos expected to last well into peak hour.
Police rammings still sky-high despite tough sentences
Hundreds of police vehicles are being violently rammed despite new mandatory jail time for offenders. Now considered a “regular” part of the job, cops are revealing the attacks’ full impact on the force.
Doomed rail pilot boarded train just before tragedy
A rail worker who was killed in last week’s fatal Wallan train derailment boarded the doomed locomotive just a few stops before tragedy struck, it has been revealed.
Community reacts to driver’s shock death in train smash
John Kennedy, the driver killed when his train dramatically derailed on its way to Melbourne, has been remembered as a “good bloke” whose death would be felt across the railway community.
Mangalore plane collision tragedy a double blow for widow
The death of a highly experienced Bendigo pilot has dealt a second devastating blow to his wife, after it was revealed that the couple lost their son in a plane crash 15 years ago. It comes as tributes flow for the three aviators who were killed in the tragic collision.
Gembrook warehouse razed in massive blaze
A massive factory fire has engulfed a family business in Gembrook, with locals warned of smoke haze in the area after firefighters battled the blaze for hours overnight.
‘Very bad’: Partygoers run wild at Ringwood Airbnb party
A quiet Ringwood street turned to chaos after scores of people had to be capsicum sprayed by police during an out-of-control party at an Airbnb rental. And nearby residents say it’s not the first time they’ve been woken by loud partying in the street.
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