Sunbury burglar all arse, no class
Anyone who thinks a life in crime is a glamorous one has clearly never met the two dropkicks who went on a recent robbery spree through Sunbury.
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AFL premiership players Steven May and Dion Prestia are no longer facing charges over an alleged Boxing Day brawl that left one man with major eye damage.
Frontrunner emerges in bid to find state’s new top cop
Victoria Police is set to announce a new chief commissioner within days, and a new leading contender has emerged in the race to replace Acting Chief Rick Nugent.
The very niche skill Melbourne’s newest sex club is looking for
Eager patrons ready to be first through the door at South Melbourne’s “purpose built” swingers club can expect a literal shock — among a range of other unique sensations.
Private investigators fear ‘wipe-out’ under new laws
Private investigators’ ability to prevent fraud, among other services, could be severely hindered under new sweeping regulations to the security industry.
He did hard time over his dog … and he has no regrets
This underworld hard man did eight years of hard time for fatally bashing a bloke in an argument over his dog. Years on, his social media tribute to his beloved hound shows no remorse for his victim.
‘Always in my heart’: Kaz Hamad’s emotional tribute to slain drug dealer
His digital footprint is almost non-existent but the man suspected of orchestrating Victoria’s fiery tobacco war conflict, Kaz Hamad, has popped up on social media with a tribute to his lost “brother” Kadir Ors.
Suspected killer of Kazem Hamad’s brother-in-law an open secret
The theory is that Hamad was the man who was meant to die when Khaled Abouhasna was shot while sitting next to him in a parked car. 10 years on, the odds are growing longer of the murder being solved.
The movers and shakers of Melbourne’s Middle Eastern crime scene
Players in the Middle-Eastern organised crime world have come and gone over the past decade. While some are now in prison, hiding from their enemies or dead, others have risen through the ranks. Here’s a who’s who of Melbourne’s top gangsters.
The wild ways Marrogi smuggled drugs into Melbourne from his prison cell
Crime boss George Marrogi used 15 separate consignments of tea trolleys over a two-year period to smuggle billions of dollars worth of drugs into Melbourne — and he planned it all from his cell in Barwon Prison.
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