Louts wreak havoc on Phillip Island for Schoolies
Phillip Island has been hit with a wave of assaults, criminal damage, illegal bonfires and smashed glass during Schoolies.
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Why Phillip Island man ate KFC for 100 days straight
A Phillip Island man went on a finger lickin’ mission to eat a KFC Zinger Box for 100 days straight. But it was all for a good cause.
Traralgon dad busted for speeding, drug-driving
A Traralgon father who was caught speeding and drug-driving, has argued he is a “safe driver”.
Grandson finds drowned Wonthaggi man’s body
An 80-year-old grandfather has drowned at a Cape Paterson beach, with his grandson making the tragic discovery.
Police to blitz Bass Coast summer hot spots
Huge crowds are expected in Bass Coast this summer and police warn they will be out in force to keep holiday-makers safe.
Koalas return home after East Gippsland bushfires
After months of rehabilitation on Phillip Island, koalas injured in East Gippsland’s devastating bushfires last summer are finally home.
Gippsland man’s violent assault on police
A Gippsland father who violently kicked a police officer in the head has been jailed for his deplorable actions.
Why locals want gates at Smiths Beach
After a 24-year-old tragically died at Smiths Beach, Phillip Island locals are calling for closed gates, more signs and longer patrols.
‘God-awful behaviour’: Drunken louts take over jetty
Inverloch residents disgusted by drunk, brawling, swearing youths at the jetty say the area needs to be made an alcohol free zone.
Money flows for Inverloch’s historic shipwreck
A group of determined volunteers are celebrating after receiving a grant to restore buried treasure found at an Inverloch beach.
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