The family of a missing Langwarrin grandfather is worried he may be lost in thick bushland after suffering a stroke or heart attack, with his tearful wife saying the beloved 71-year-old had been “very unwell for two days”.
An elderly woman who was senselessly beaten by a drunk in her home in Melbourne’s north was left with broken bones after the four-hour ordeal. And the horrifying attack followed revelations her attacker once had dreams to help victims of violence.
A Pakenham woman thought she had made herself clear when she told a man she just wanted to be friends. But when she trusted him to visit her home and help move furniture, he unleashed a brutal rape that scarred her for life.
A popular Prahran fitness blogger has issued an apology after posting a series of pictures which showed her breaking a number of lockdown laws. Sharp-eyed Instagram users slammed the 26-year-old Adidas ambassador as she raced to hide the evidence.
A Frankston drunk’s seven-year grudge against police has landed him in trouble after allegedly launching a disturbing tirade on Facebook where he threatened to kill them. But Alex Dimopoulos said there was a very important reason for why he should get bail.
An owner of an apartment in a crime-riddled Frankston hotel, refutes the complex has a COVID outbreak and says infections are “isolated”, but couldn’t confirm if the infected are isolating.
A Southland shoplifter is being hunted by investigators after he was caught on CCTV dodging Myer security and making a dash to the car park after stealing a stash of clothes. And the hit follows revelations of the centre’s alarming shoplifting history.
Feeding a horse, searching for butter chicken, taking a selfie and Playing Pokemon Go. Driving 50km for cigarettes, going for a surf and getting a haircut. Here are some of the worst excuses dished up by Victorians flouting strict lockdown laws.
One of the two Woolies stores at Karingal is set to be closed to the public and transformed into an online delivery hub in a bid to distribute more groceries to locals in need. And it comes after an employee returned a positive COVID-19 test.
Three aged care homes in the City of Kingston have been hit by coronavirus, with growing fears at one location which has recorded a devastating three deaths and 58 cases. It comes after cases skyrocketed at two homes in the Bayside council region.
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