A Caulfield South man who allegedly targeted the elderly during an eight-month burglary spree across Glen Eira has been charged. Now police are hoping to reunite jewellery and valuable trinkets with their owners. Could your lost valuables be among the haul?
A Melton man and woman accused of stealing a car and leading the air wing and the dog squad on a lengthy police chase through Melbourne’s north have been arrested overnight.
A Dandenong drug-addict has left traumatised police officers in his wake after a dramatic arrest where a cop car was repeatedly rammed and an officer was bitten and doused in pepper spray.
Port Phillip has recorded the highest rate of accidental drug overdose deaths in Melbourne, renewing calls for a safe injecting room in St Kilda. Here’s what the experts and people who would live nearby think.
Father’s Day is one of the busiest days at the this popular St Kilda haunt. But with the dining room closed due to coronavirus restrictions, this year they’ve come up with a way dad can enjoy fine fare in your own home.
Great news for lovers of tea. The simple act of making a cup could help boost your mental health, according to one mindfulness coach. Here’s how it works.
He’s worked with the best — and biggest — in the industry and knows what it takes to have a hit but Michael Gudinski says the coronavirus crisis has shut down the music industry. So the Mushroom Group founder has come up with a way to ensure budding musicians can be seen and heard during lockdown.
A former Marcellin College student with a “disturbing history” of violence threatened to smash a Richmond pizza shop owner’s skull with a brick in a terrifying bid to get him to hand over cash while his wife and young son watched on. And victims say they’ve been forced to close their shop amid fears the thug will return.
A Jewish leader says Synagogues could be forced to close as the coronavirus crisis cripples finances at the religious centres. And with restrictions forcing people apart, he’s come up with a unique way to commemorate the upcoming High Holy Days.
From the street, it looks like any other family home in Hawthorn East. But when police raided this quaint property, what they found was destined for a different type of street.
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