John Woodman lawsuit against IBAC thrown out of court
A lawsuit by controversial developer John Woodman against Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog has been thrown out of court as he was ordered to pay legal costs.
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West Gate Bridge protest pests delayed 16 emergency calls
Two climate activists have been handed longer jail terms after a judge slammed their bridge blockade for delaying emergency services, including three ambulances.
Fears bikie boss was planning ‘mass self harm’ event in Melbourne jail
An inquest has heard concerning new details in the case of a former national president of the Finks who took his own life at Ravenhall prison.
Second man charged over alleged Point Cook arson attack
Officers from the special operations group and fugitive squad have arrested a second alleged arsonist after a fire at a Point Cook tobacco store caused $50,000 in damage.
Police fear climate ‘martyr’ will block traffic again
An activist who was jailed for blocking the West Gate Bridge has been called a “hero” and “martyr” but police are concerned she will cause more mayhem for Melbourne motorists this weekend.
Class action lawsuit led by Shane Tuck’s widow to be dropped
A class action concussion lawsuit led by Shane Tuck’s widow Katherine is expected to be dropped and merged into a single class action as the AFL faces years of litigation.
Accountant to stars stole millions to feed gambling addiction
A music industry accountant embezzled millions from his high-profile clients including Gotye and Peking Duck during a decade-long scam to fund his online gambling habit.
Ex-AFL player’s son charged with murder of Samantha Murphy
The son of a former AFL player has been charged with murder over the disappearance of Ballarat woman Samantha Murphy.
Top cop defends delay in getting protesters off West Gate Bridge
Chief Commissioner Shane Patton has hit out at the “selfish, entitled” climate protesters and explained why it took so long for officers to clear their blockade.
Loreto College teacher still has nightmares over bus crash tragedy
A Ballarat teacher involved in a horror Pentland Hills bus crash has broken down in court, saying he still has nightmares about “dead” children and hears their screaming.
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