Two men charged with murder over alleged double shooting in Rye
Two men have been charged with murder after two people were killed in an alleged shooting that rocked the Mornington Peninsula in early December.
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12yo among dozens of suspected young terrorists as extremism fears grow
Counter-terrorism squads across the country fear more children than ever are being radicalised online, and plotting horror acts — and the youngest on their watchlist isn’t even a teenager yet.
Young tradie stabbed by pack of teens in horrific attack
An unsuspecting tradie violently stabbed in a random attack by up to 10 teens in Melbourne’s west believed he was going to die as paramedics raced him to hospital.
Popular burger shack targeted by machete-wielding thief
A popular burger joint in Melbourne’s north has been targeted by a machete-wielding thief, leaving staff traumatised.
‘Disturbing’ rise in repeat offenders as youth crime spikes, home invasions soar
Police “don’t stand a chance” against the surge in Victoria’s youth crime, union boss Wayne Gatt has said, with nine child and youth offenders being arrested daily and home invasions at an all-time high.
How social media ‘mules’ are helping criminals hide cash
Organised crime figures are using Facebook to help launder their proceeds, inviting Australian bank account holders to hide money in exchange for a tidy fee.
Melbourne men jailed over billion-dollar meth and heroin haul
A 42-year-old Elwood man and a 43-year-old Darley man have been jailed for trying to import one of the largest shipments of meth in Australian history.
Two men in hospital after knife fight at Werribee station
Witnesses have reported seeing two young men “covered in blood” after a suspected knife fight at Werribee train station on Tuesday afternoon.
Girl remains in critical condition after near drowning
A young girl who was flown to the Royal Children’s Hospital after a near drowning at a Morwell home remains in a critical condition.
Huge revenue loss from paused speeding fines as cops pay fight continues
Police refusing to dish out speeding and traffic fines has cost the Allan government at least $100m in potential revenue in one of the most financially damaging tactics in their pay dispute.
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