South East It’s taken an in-court tiff with a magistrate and a trip to the Supreme Court, but a disgruntled Lysterfield motorist has managed to get a $500 fine for not wearing his seatbelt overturned. Here’s how he did it.
Inner EastA judge has told a burglar jailed for stealing an arsenal of high-powered guns from a Toorak home he’s “run out of chances”, with many of the stolen weapons still missing.
Inner EastA former Wesley College and Trinity Grammar schoolboy had just returned from a volunteer trip to Cambodia when he asked a girl he knew over to his house because he was “upset”. What then happened left her with “profound anguish and anxiety”.
Wyndham LeaderIt started with a clash over the best way to Cranbourne. But when a “drunk and aggressive” passenger pulled the taxi’s handbrake and got out with the driver’s ID the “scared” Werribee cabbie took matters into his own hands.
South East A paedophile’s victims and their families have reacted outside court after the former Dandenong High teacher was sentenced for raping and indecently assaulting several boys.
South East A teen brute who invaded homes and carjacked, robbed, assaulted and terrorised his way across Melbourne’s east and southeast during a brazen crime spree will be out of prison in less than three years.
Inner EastA menace who impersonated a cop during a month-long crime rampage across the city has begged to be locked up, saying he will be “unable to comply” with a parole order. But he could still be free by the end of the year.
Inner South A conwoman from Colombia used a stolen ID to dupe authorities into granting her bail. But her transgender status then convinced a County Court judge to spare her jail time.
Inner South An illegal brothel in Melbourne’s south continues to trade as a massage parlour with a front door sign advertising its status. But, thanks to one simple act, people arriving for a “good time” may unknowingly find themselves in strife.
North WestA CROOK found with two loaded unregistered guns and more than 100 grams of ice at his Epping home will only spend six months in jail.