Airports Association chief says Avalon breach ‘can’t be allowed to happen again’
A major security breach at Avalon Airport has sparked concerns over security protocols at smaller regional airports nationwide.
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Good news for Esoteric ticket holders following festival cancellation
Esoteric Festival ticket holders will have a chance to “dance away the pain” at a one-day party in Melbourne this Sunday after the festival was cancelled at the last minute this week.
Tragic discovery as man found dead at Sandringham beach
A man has died at Sandringham beach after he was pulled from the water on Friday afternoon.
Blood, urine, rape threats: Acland St workplace horror revealed
A former Acland St retail manager has written a harrowing open letter to her local MP, detailing violent threats and shocking incidents on the job — including finding blood and urine in fitting rooms.
No police stationed at Avalon Airport, calls for security review
Victoria’s second-largest airport has no federal or state police based at it, as a major union calls for a security review after a teen allegedly carrying a shotgun attempted to board a Jetstar flight.
‘Absolute disgrace’: Greens MP blasted for criticising crime crackdown
Greens MP for Richmond Gabrielle de Vietri has been slammed as “delusional” and told to resign after revealing where police were setting up a “designated” weapons search area in her suburb.
Hope CCTV clue can solve mysterious Dandenong death
Homicide Squad detectives have released CCTV footage of a man mysteriously killed in Dandenong last week in a plea for public help.
Premier admits bail laws ‘not working’ as ‘sickening’ crime surges
Jacinta Allan has conceded the state’s bail laws are failing, as “absolutely sickening” crime soars, but refused to say if a snap review of the laws would be brought forward despite pleas from terrified Victorians.
A $40m South Yarra mansion just hit the market. Neighbours are fuming
Exactly one year since a crane collapsed onto a South Yarra apartment block, its residents – some of whom are still displaced – are fuming as the mansion from the build site hits the market.
‘Pushed until they vomit’: Parents sound whistle on school rowing programs
Students are being pushed to their physical and mental limits in school rowing programs, with parents lifting the lid on the “win at all costs” culture following the shock death of 17-year-old rower Edward Millear.
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