Driver charged over Bass Coast fatal has ‘issues with alcohol’
A man charged over a fatal collision on the Bass Coast was almost four times the legal blood alcohol limit when he allegedly hit a woman walking her neighbour’s dog.
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Teen trapped for hours after allegedly crashing stolen car
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