Global yoghurt company sets up in Dandenong South
One of the world’s leading yoghurt companies is expanding into Melbourne’s south east, and playing a role with charity Foodbank.
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The Melbourne podiatrist who did more than 10,000 consultations while being unregistered and without insurance.
Police charge ‘Holden hoons’ after alleged high speed chase
Two men will face court over an alleged high speed chase that involved speeds of up to 150km/h through Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs.
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Sun sets on hard fought Casey campaign
Casey is traditionally a battle between the two big parties in Australian politics. But out in the suburbs, the smaller parties are sensing a change.
Cheesecake Man cuts and runs
A popular social-media baker has skipped VCAT hearing over his half-baked efforts in place of an Instagram event.
Degenerate nurse snooped patient info to thieve fentanyl
A Gippsland nurse slyly plotted burglaries at seriously ill patients’ homes — including on Christmas Day — to pilfer their fentanyl, oxy and morphine stocks.
Celebrating our CFA volunteers
Sacrificing their own family time, CFA volunteers work to keep their communities safe. Meet two dedicated volunteers from the south east.
Costco chook chucker cooked over high-end meth racket
A hothead mum who hurled a roast chook at a Melbourne Costco customer had her wings clipped for trafficking meth and GHB.
Four-pack Cranbourne mega-block hits market
The saying goes that good things come in threes, but in Melbourne’s south east this investor’s dream proves good things can come in fours.
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