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Those boomers and millennials who think members of Gen Z are allergic to hard work haven’t visited the inner city McDonald’s store where one young entrepreneur is grinding away on a lucrative side hustle.
How smash repairers fleece crash victims with ‘car-napping’
Damaged vehicles are being held for ransom by smash repair companies until the owner coughs up huge fees in a practice known as “car-napping” — and in some cases it’s “a sh-t-fight” to get the car back.
How this piece of jewellery could help solve a 53-year-old mystery
A man’s identity remains a mystery five decades after children discovered his body washed up in a river on Christmas Day. But these clues could lead to a major breakthrough.
Does Mokbel, the free man, pray for forgiveness?
Tony Mokbel has dodged serious convictions for a long time, paying patsies to be crime middlemen as he paid jockeys to rig races, and 20 years after the brutal murder of Mick Marshall — as the gangland king prays in church — questions linger.
Suspected tobacco war foot soldier gunned down in Coolaroo
A 22-year-old man believed to be involved in the ongoing tobacco wars has driven himself to hospital with gunshot wounds after being targeted in a brazen daylight shooting in Melbourne’s north.
An arrest, but probe into gangster’s murder seems far from over
No one in the police or underworld spheres seriously believes the slaying of someone of Mohammed “Afghan Ali” Keshtiar’s standing could allegedly be done by one young bloke all on his own initiative.
Alleged arsonists charged over firebombing Melbourne factories
Two men have been charged over $25m arson attacks on blind factories in Bayswater and Kilsyth after the pair was allegedly caught on CCTV dousing the sites in fuel.
Ex-Bandido bikie suffers seizure on his birthday
Former Bandido bikie Johnny “Two Guns” Walker is said to be in a coma after suffering a major seizure on his 44th birthday.
Your next speeding fine will be texted to you while you’re at the wheel
Victorian drivers doing the wrong thing will soon receive on-the-spot fines sent to their phones within minutes under a new digital system.
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