No one in the police or underworld spheres seriously believes the slaying of someone of Mohammed “Afghan Ali” Keshtiar’s standing could allegedly be done by one young bloke all on his own initiative.
Jailed mafia boss Rocco Arico was a high-roller not afraid to plonk six-figure sums on a hand of cards at Crown Casino. Does he have one final legal ace up his sleeve?
Just like a butterfly flapping its wings and causing a tornado on the other side of the world, here’s how a machete-wielding teenager in Brighton can affect the price of car insurance in Dandenong.
Victoria seems to be the type of state where legal substances can become even more valuable than illegal ones on the black market.
As Melbourne’s avalanche of aggravated burglaries turns the city into a version of Johannesburg, residents in some affluent suburbs are considering shock tactics to zap the bad guys into rethinking their intentions.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard much from Latrobe Valley identity Kenny Penfold, but social media posts doing the rounds have brought him back to mind for some locals.
This inner-Melbourne knock shop has gone all in on the old adage “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”.
The brutal killing of Hawre Sherwani in Caroline Springs has a one-time associate of the slain gangster — present at a shooting a decade ago — keeping a very low profile.
9News Melbourne viewers were treated to some gold star photobombing with an incredible mix of a live cross from a beach and a shisha pipe being smoked in ankle deep water.
When Cold Chisel played a gig inside Pentridge Prison in 1982, Jimmy Barnes found out there was at least one thing that was better behind bars.
Old-time crooks would keep a low profile to avoid the fuzz. Not so the new breed of home invaders and luxury car thieves.
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