Woman learns fate after burning down commission unit
A woman has faced court after burning down her Shepparton unit while she was drunk and on valium.
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Shocking trend stopping developments, affecting infrastructure
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‘Gut wrenching’: The day five firefighters were killed
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Popular dog breeder sold ‘significantly debilitated’ puppies
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Company sentenced after young apprentice suffocated to death
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