Thousands of workers caught up in Ambulance Victoria data breach
The personal details of 3000 Ambulance Victoria workers have allegedly been stolen by a former employee, with the alarming security breach now being investigated by police.
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It’s not just the owner who pays when a luxury car is stolen
Just like a butterfly flapping its wings and causing a tornado on the other side of the world, here’s how a machete-wielding teenager in Brighton can affect the price of car insurance in Dandenong.
Former Hells Angels strongman and son caught up in police sting
Former Hells Angels heavyweight Peter “Skitzo” Hewat and his son Beau have been entangled in a national police operation against the gang.
Second man charged over wild Pakenham home invasion
A second man has been charged over a home invasion in Melbourne’s southeast where Gippsland identity ‘Slick Nick’ was shot.
Comanchero bikie fronts court accused of violent prison guard attack
Comanchero bikie Richard Ene has appeared in court after allegedly launching a vicious attack on a group of guards at a maximum security prison and sending two to hospital.
Supplement bosses in legal feud over seized Lamborghinis
Colourful biochemist Shane Charter wants the keys to his former business partner’s Lamborghinis after they were seized by police.
Fake gun, 1kg drugs seized in Melbourne raids
An imitation AK-47 has been seized in Port Melbourne during a sweep of raids against a major drug ring.
Brazen daylight shooting victim was Punisher’s ‘right-hand man’
The victim of a brazen daylight shooting on a residential street in Fawkner was regarded as the “right-hand man” of slain gangland figure Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim.
Key crime rates in Victoria and NSW were level a decade ago. It’s very different now
Victorians are falling victim to burglaries, car thefts and shop raids at almost twice the rate of residents in New South Wales, a stark new analysis reveals.
‘Could flip in the blink of an eye’: Tracing the roots of an evil killer
Ten years have passed since Sean Price murdered 17-year-old Masa Vukotic in a crime that chilled Melbourne. Andrew Rule probes his violent past — and the forces that may have shaped him into a brutal killer.
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