Cops allegedly spike major illegal syndicate in tobacco wars saga
The alleged ringleader of a major Victorian illegal tobacco syndicate has faced court after widespread raids by police as the state’s tobacco wars heat up.
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Family urges killer to ‘be a man’ and reveal where dad’s body is
The devastated family of a father who vanished in Victoria’s southwest nearly two decades ago have pleaded for his killer to tell them where his body is so they can lay him to rest.
Warrnambool dad killed over rental dispute, court hears
A Warrnambool man whose body has never been found was killed with a baseball bat and buried in a bush grave over a rental dispute with his landlord, a court has heard.
Lynn learns fate for missing camper murder
High country killer Greg Lynn has been sentenced for the murder of missing camper Carol Clay, but has told the court he will appeal the jury’s guilty verdict.
Mum of abducted Glen Eira schoolboy slams ‘disappointing’ sentence
The mother of a teenager left with permanent brain damage from a horror abduction says there is no justice after one offender was freed after less than six months in custody.
Woman charged over suspected drug death in Brunswick East
A woman is set to face court on manslaughter charges over the suspected drug death of a man in Melbourne’s inner north.
Lawyer charged over link to Domain Tunnel police chase
A Melbourne lawyer has been charged over a link to a police chase which started with a Land Rover driving erratically in the Domain Tunnel.
Hawks hit back with explosive claims in footy racism row
Hawthorn has sensationally claimed alleged racism victim Carl Peterson appeared drug or alcohol affected when picked up at Melbourne Airport in a scathing defence lodged with the Federal Court on Thursday.
White supremacist granted last-minute reprieve over Nazi salute
Melbourne white supremacist Jacob Hersant will be jailed after he was found guilty of performing a Nazi salute under new laws – but he won’t spend any time behind bars for at least a month.
He says he’s a family man and hard worker. Police say he’s a bikie
Sione Hokafonu told a judge he had left the bikie world behind to throw himself into life as a hard working husband and father of five. Police will argue differently.
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