Croydon men arrested for alleged violence
Two men have been arrested over separate alleged incidents in Croydon, with one of the men accused of possessing a sawn-off shot gun and the other accused of making threats to kill.
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How funeral home could be used for a whole lot more
A historic funeral home in Kew has been redeveloped – and its operators want it to be more than just a place where people celebrate lives and say final goodbyes.
The suburbs with crime rising in Maroondah
Maroondah’s crime rate has dropped slightly according to the latest statistics. And while things are improving in its traditional hot spot, other suburbs have seen a rise in incidents.
The suburbs with crime rising in Maroondah
Maroondah’s crime rate has dropped slightly according to the latest statistics. And while things are improving in its traditional hot spot, other suburbs have seen a rise in incidents.
What circus life is like in lockdown
If you think lockdown at home is tough, spare a thought for the members of Circus Royale. They’ve been living in caravans on a muddy block in Melbourne’s outer east for four months after coronavirus halted their tour.
Why mask laws mark ‘new low’ for traders
The new mask order has already had an impact — and it’s not on coronavirus numbers. Instead, traders at one of Melbourne’s biggest shopping centres are calling today “a new low’’.
How Ninja Warrior kept filming during outbreak
A South Yarra Ninja Warrior contestant has revealed the lengths producers went to so contestants could be safe and the Channel 9 reality hit could keep filming during the coronavirus outbreak.
Anger over monkey bike hoons on walking track
Residents are fed up with the behaviour of monkey bike hoons zooming along a popular walking trail in Melbourne’s east and spreading fumes in nearby streets. The bikes are known to be dangerous and have led to deaths.
Students shuffle studies to make masks
With face masks compulsory in Melbourne from Thursday, students at an outer east high school have swapped textbooks for a sewing spree to help their mates cover up.
Mayor in alleged burger shop spat over masks
A Melbourne mayor is accused of ‘aggressive’ and ‘violent’ behaviour and making other customers feel ‘frightened’ in an alleged outburst at burger shop staff who were not wearing face masks.
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