Nothing to stop next hospital death cluster, parents warn
Family warns there’s “nothing to stop another Bacchus Marsh”, one of the deadliest patient scandals, after hospitals left officials in the dark about several child deaths.
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Left in the dark: Doctors sound the alarm over child deaths
Heartbreaking details of preventable child deaths have prompted calls for an urgent overhaul of the state’s flawed reporting system after several fatal incidents went undisclosed to authorities.
‘Piercing scream’ as man allegedly attacks women at Frankston car wash
Police have performed a dramatic arrest of an “aggressive” man wielding a metal pole who was “ready to kill” after he allegedly assaulted several women in Frankston.
‘A baby in my pants’: How hubby rose to occasion in elevator birth
A Melbourne mum delivered the first of her twin boys in the Melbourne Freemasons Hospital lift, with her desperate husband “screaming for help” as the baby dropped into her trousers.
Wild brawl erupts outside Richmond pub
At least 10 men can be seen throwing chairs and bar stools outside a popular Swan St venue following the Melbourne Derby.
Hit-run driver who killed young tradie could be out in 18 months
A driver who mowed down a tradie who had been out celebrating his 23rd birthday on the Mornington Peninsula was initially charged with murder before pleading guilty to a lesser charge.
Ruby Rose’s shocking ‘dog meat’ claims against Victorian business
The Hollywood star has made a mercy dash to Melbourne to save her late father’s horses from a stud farm that allegedly kills and sells animals for ‘dog meat’.
Melbourne teen ‘like a frightened possum’ before his mysterious death
New details have been aired about a teenager who vanished from his mum’s Seaford home before being found dead beside the Goulburn River a month later.
Tobacco war task force called in after Altona North home shot up
Victoria Police’s Lunar Taskforce, charged with ending the state’s tobacco war, are assisting the investigation into the shooting of a suburban home which was peppered with bullets on Wednesday.
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