Top cop takes pay dispute battle to Federal Court
The fight for better pay and working conditions for police officers has been taken to the Federal Court where the chief commissioner will face off with the police union.
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Convicted human trafficker begs to appeal major sporting body ban
A convicted human trafficker from the Gold Coast who ran a prostitution racket has sobbed in a Melbourne court, begging to appeal a playing ban ahead of a major golf competition.
250+ faces: Punters hyped for the pre-Christmas Pakenham Cup
Hundreds of merry punters have dressed to impress and descended onto the Pakenham racecourse for the Sportsbet Pakenham Cup.
Fawkner man delays alleged sexual assault case
A man from Melbourne’s northern suburbs accused of sexual assault has had his case further delayed after new allegations surfaced.
Inner-city council slammed for fining man in wheelchair
A disability advocate has slammed an inner city council for “not giving a sh-t about disabled people” after a parking fine and a dodgy sign landed him in court.
Accused BDSM gang rapist allowed to travel to India on bail
An alleged rapist will be allowed to travel overseas to see his family while on bail despite facing eight charges over the alleged BDSM-style gang orgy rape of a woman.
Revealed: Where you can get 99c fuel in Cranbourne
A Cranbourne servo will serve up the cheapest petrol in the country since 2005, giving residents a pre-Christmas reprieve from the rising cost of living.
Drink-driving not-so-bright sparky busted illegally overtaking cops
A sparky out drinking with a mate who saved his life when he was electrocuted on the job was busted driving more than three times the limit after illegally overtaking an unmarked cop car.
Prawn-pillaging junkie busted over supermarket theft
A ‘prolific’ druggie with a penchant for frozen prawns and robbing the elderly has begged a court in Melbourne’s southeast to help him kick his drug habit.
Justice more than a year away for dead woman’s family
The family of a 21-year-old uni student who died after receiving a Covid-19 booster vaccine could be forced to wait a further 12 months to find justice for her death.
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