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Lonely prisoner set fire in cell
A prisoner caused a fire by pulling apart a kettle and jamming the wires into a power point as he was “distressed” at being in Covid isolation.
Bullying led to young footballer’s death: mum
A heartbroken Ballarat family is preparing to farewell a “beautiful boy” at his upcoming funeral. Read their powerful message to the community.
Man convicted for punching firey in face
A Sandy Creek man told a magistrate he’d put his victim in hospital if he could go back in time, prompting a stern warning. Read what it was.
Woman critical after alleged hit-run
A Traralgon-East man is facing charges after he allegedly left a woman fighting for her life after a crash.
Firey’s fight for justice continues
An experienced female firey has had a small win in her ongoing fight to hold her workplace accountable for more than two decades of alleged sexual harassment.
‘Absolutely shocking’: serious concerns about fire risk
Altona and Williamstown residents are worried illegal fireworks could cause a huge blaze in their suburbs as police vow to crack down.
Doctor suspended after colonoscopy debacle
An Albury Wodonga surgeon at the centre of a colonoscopy recall has been banned from practising medicine. See if you’re affected by the recall.
Ballarat reacts to the death of Cardinal Pell
Cardinal George Pell began his career in holy orders at Ballarat. Here’s how the city reacted to his death.
How reduced train fares will benefit regions
Reduced regional fares will bring huge cost savings for Victorians, but advocates believe there is one key piece missing from the puzzle.
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