Anti-corruption watchdog charge Ripponlea woman with fraud
A Ripponlea woman has been charged by the nation’s top anti-corruption watchdog following a lengthy investigation into her alleged $60,000 fraud.
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Union building officer allegedly implicated in large-scale drug lab
A union building officer has allegedly been nabbed as part of a large-scale drug lab in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
Supercheap Auto assault accused on the run: Court
A Chirnside Park man is allegedly on the run after police claim he assaulted two men inside a Glen Waverley car shop during an aggravated burglary.
Melbourne e-scooters on last legs: No more in the City of Yarra
E-scooters in Melbourne’s inner east will be no more, after a 400 per cent “unsustainable” council fee increase caused the companies to pull their vehicles.
‘Offensive odours’: Concrete magnate accused of EPA breach
A leading concrete magnate whose net worth is more than a billion dollars has been accused of letting “offensive odours” discharge from a site in St Albans.
‘From a friend’: Former real estate agent pulled over with $10k in her car
A former real estate agent has told a court the $10,000 in cash found in her car was “from a friend” when it was discovered while she was on bail for alleged drug trafficking.
‘Outraged’: Charity boss stole $500k+ meant for vulnerable youth
A charity boss nicked half a million dollars from the organisation — meant for disadvantaged kids — to fund a lifestyle of overseas trips, designer clothes and Harry Styles tickets.
15 witnesses to be called in alleged killing of Cobram woman
A large cast of 15 witnesses will be called over the alleged killing of a Cobram woman by her neighbour, with the matter also being moved from Shepparton to Melbourne.
Brother of Liberal MP faces court over $1.6m tax fraud
The estranged brother of a Liberal frontbencher accused of a $1.6m tax fraud has requested a court to vary his bail so he can speak to witnesses in his case.
‘Vital’ infrastructure for the blind missing at Melbourne train stations
The state government has been accused of giving “prescription responses” to calls to have crucial infrastructure for the blind and vision impaired at train stations installed.
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