One moment Keskiyo was busking, the next her face was on fire
Keskiyo Porritt was busking in Bourke St Mall when a woman hurled a cup of scolding hot chocolate in her face, the second attack on a street performer in a matter of days.
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17yo one of two charged over Wyndham Vale bus stop killing
A 17-year-old boy and a 22-year-old man have been charged with murdering Nathan Mwanza at a bus stop in Wyndham Vale on Wednesday.
Woman locks herself in bathroom during terrifying Ringwood break-in
Two men have been arrested after a woman made a call for help inside her locked bathroom during a brazen home invasion at a Hobart Street property on Saturday morning.
‘Arrogant silence’: Balta assault victim sues Tigers star for damages
A man who was assaulted by Noah Balta has begun civil proceedings against the Richmond star for “serious injuries”, accusing him of “arrogant silence” in the wake of the incident.
Future Victoria: Smith or Singh? Our most common surnames are changing
Twenty-five years ago thousands of tiny Victorians were born into a Smith family, but as Victoria’s multicultural population explodes, these are the new surnames taking over.
Screams heard at Skye daycare centre where baby found dead
A neighbour heard a loud scream in the minutes before emergency services arrived to find an infant dead at a daycare centre in Melbourne’s southeast.
Men riding minibus arrested following dramatic cop chopper chase
Dramatic footage has emerged of a police chopper tracking down a minibus following an attempted home invasion in Melbourne’s southeast.
‘Loving boy’: Family heartbreak as Melbourne Grammar student dies after rowing training
The family of a Melbourne Grammar year 12 student who died after collapsing at rowing training has remembered their son and brother as a “loving boy” who “adored school”, as the elite school reels from the shock death.
‘Most hardened crim would be disgusted’: Tobacco wars claims innocent house sitter
Katie Tangey, 27, died as she house-sat her brother’s home in Truganina in an arson attack that hit the wrong property. Police now believe the fire is linked to Melbourne’s seemingly endless tobacco wars.
The AFL’s bold strategy to crack record 10 million fans revealed
The AFL has launched an ambitious plan to lure 10 million footy fans through the gates this year — including adding new “mega events” into the footy fixture to drive up numbers. Will it work?
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