‘You f**king dog’: Morwell woman’s vile Centrelink threats
A Morwell woman who threatened a terrified Centrelink manager and went on a crime spree has tried to argue her behaviour was not malicious. Here’s what happened.
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Gippsland woman’s excuse for knives and cannabis
A Gippsland woman busted with knives and cannabis in her car and handbag has blamed a catastrophic reason for her offending. Here’s what happened in court.
Rush to book Phillip Island escapes as restrictions ease
Phillip Island tourism and accommodation operators are celebrating news the ‘ring of steel’ will lift from November 9, with places booking up fast.
Why owner is selling ‘eyesore’ property in The Gurdies
Whether you remember it as a gift shop, caravan park, milk bar or petrol station, a well-known property in The Gurdies is up for sale again and here is why the owner is selling it.
Shock tactics in bushfire campaign aimed at saving lives
Victoria’s new bushfire campaign is about to be launched — and many fire survivors may find the hard-hitting content confronting and traumatic.
North Wonthaggi man blames crime spree on ‘dirty mugshot’
A young North Wonthaggi man who pleaded guilty to several drug and speeding charges has vented his frustration in court about a Facebook page who posted a “dirty mugshot” of him. Here’s what happened.
How to apply for a Bass Coast fire clean-up permit
Bass Coast Shire Council has been inundated with inquiries about fire prevention permits from Melburnians with holiday homes in the area. With requests set to increase, here’s how to apply.
Heartbreak as family farewells mum and son
Loved ones gathered today in Leongatha to say goodbye to Erin Wilson and her 8-year-old son Bane who were killed in a horror crash in Korumburra.
Why Gippsland man stole twin brother’s drivers licence
A Gippsland man who stole his twin brother’s licence to take money from a bank said he was going through a “rough patch” at the time. But his excuse didn’t get him very far.
Why Inverloch Surf Parade path is still not finished
Inverloch residents have been waiting three long years for a busy path to the beach to be finished, with one 62-year-old wondering if he will see the project completed in his lifetime. Here’s why they say it is urgently needed.
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