Gel blaster and 3D printer seized in Ferntree Gully raid
An illegal gel blaster was confiscated during an alleged raid on a Burwood Highway house. And that wasn’t the only weapon discovered at the property.
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Use your $200 voucher to explore these quirky attractions
With 40,000 tourism vouchers now up for grabs, these left-of-field Victorian attractions are sure to be popular over the coming months. So hurry up and get there before everyone else discovers them.
Taxi driver allegedly threatened with syringe, car stolen
A taxi has been stolen in a midday Mooroolbark carjacking. The man was driving a woman from Lilydale when she allegedly pulled out a syringe.
Magic mushies, cocaine, cash allegedly seized in arrest
A Kalorama man has been arrested after police allegedly found an array of drugs at a house near the tourist lookout.
Almost 100 cannabis plants seized in Chirnside Park raid
Ninety cannabis plants have been removed by detectives after a raid on a Chirnside Park rental house, with photos showing a professional hydroponic kitchen set up. Take a look inside.
Daniel Andrews’ office sprayed with hate graffiti
The words “tyrant”, “scum” and “liar” have been sprayed on Premier Daniel Andrews electorate office. This comes as a nearby shop owner revealed overseas visitors weren’t COVID tested on entry into Australia.
What you can expect inside Chirnside Park’s Sporting Globe
Coronavirus restrictions are only weeks away from lifting, and Chirnside Park’s newest pub opens near Reading Cinema not long after — in a COVID-safe way, of course. Here’s what you can look forward to when eventually stepping inside.
How Knox Ozone may transform into European piazza
Walking into Knox Ozone for a feed this summer may feel dining at one of Italy’s famous piazzas if discussions between restaurants and Westfield are anything to go by. Find out what they are planning.
Dozen toddler drowning deaths prompts urgent warning
An urgent warning has been issued to all pool owners ahead of Daylight Savings, following 12 drowning deaths last summer, as the deadline for new pool regulations looms.
Rubbish truck poems slammed as ‘waste’ of cash
A form of poetry originating from Japan has been splashed across waste trucks in Melbourne’s outer east, with residents labelling the program — which includes printing residents’ own poems on stickers for their bins — as a “load of rubbish”.
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