As the one-year anniversary of a horror smash that claimed the lives of two teenagers and left a girl fighting for life in Cranbourne approaches, the teen who stole the car involved in the crash is in more strife.
Emergency services workers infected with coronavirus are being urged to launch legal action in a bid to cover lost wages. But lawyers have encouraged staff to make a move within a certain timeline after their diagnosis for the best result.
A Frankston army veteran whose medals were stolen by a vile thief had been in hospital just days before the $30,000 heist. And the victim’s son says the burglar’s insulting act after defecating at the scene left him even more disgusted.
A man who went with his girlfriend to pick up her new iPhone after finding a deal on Facebook marketplace has been left battered and beaten, with the seller behind the post actually a group of savage teenage thugs.
A botched repair job has been blamed for bringing down three entertaining areas along the Patterson River, forcing the evacuation of three properties. And it can also be revealed several balconies and decks were constructed without permits.
The old Phillip Morris cigarette factory is getting an exciting makeover, with a furniture supplier for a top TV show just one of many booming businesses set to move in. SEE THE PICTURES
A Keysborough man who stuck a syringe up his bottom during a holding cell hissy fit that ended in a trip to the hospital has been labelled a “goose”. So, what provoked the outburst?
Three years ago Frankston mother-of-three Colleen Fermanian died after she was found in her bed suffering from catastrophic head trauma and fractured ribs. Now her ex-husband is speaking out in a bid to catch the killer.
A 21-year-old Moe man narrowly missed a police officer with his car during an attempt to avoid arrest on the Mornington Peninsula. But his luck ran out after he left his co-accused behind while making his getaway.
Melbourne is about to take a step back in virus restrictions and there’s every chance authorities will continue to crack down on people doing the wrong thing. Here’s a comprehensive list of “do’s and don’ts” to help you avoid a fine.
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