Sandringham coach, Brighton Grammar teacher under investigation
A Brighton Grammar School teacher and Sandringham basketball coach is being investigated by Victoria Police following an alleged incident at the sporting club.
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Shots fired at Tarneit home while kids were asleep inside
A terrifying drive-by shooting in Melbourne’s west has left a house peppered with bullet holes as three children were sleeping inside.
‘Slug Gate’ battle to continue after Supreme Court ruling
The boss of I Cook Foods has vowed “we’re not going to stop” as Greater Dandenong Council’s attempts to have his legal fight for damages thrown out of court were rejected.
Disgraced Melbourne singing coach quietly opens new academy interstate
David Jaanz, the disgraced singing coach who fled to Queensland in wake of a sexual assault conviction, has quietly opened a new performance school – and his former Melbourne students are furious.
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Tobacco store in Yarra Valley targeted by arsonists
A tobacco store fire in the Yarra Valley is being treated as suspicious, while another blaze broke out at a shop opposite Revolver Nightclub on Chapel Street.
Fear police have ‘got nothing’ in Ballarat missing mum mystery
A former top cop says a call by police for any CCTV or dashcam footage that could help them find Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy “probably means they’ve got nothing to work with”.
Triple reception stabbing saga set for trial
The effects of a triple stabbing that left one man in an induced coma will be settled at trial four years on from the alleged incident at a Somerton reception centre.
Cops vow to keep marching at Midsumma
Police say they have not been spooked by protesters at the Midsumma Pride March and are determined to keep participating in future marches.
How Rosie channelled her pain to become fierce victim’s advocate
A decade ago Rosie Batty saw her only child die in unspeakable circumstances, but through her unthinkable loss she has continued to find a way to help others.
Criminal ‘tip offs’ key to busting illegal tobacco trade
Police are relying on insider tip offs to help shut down Victoria’s “next level” illegal tobacco trade that has plagued the state.
Alleged bail breaching teen given second chance
A teen accused of multiple armed robberies has been given another shot at bail after allegedly breaching his first curfew to go out and smoke weed.
New bid to solve Nanette Ellis 1984 murder
Nanette Ellis was brutally killed inside her own home 40 years ago, with police now launching a new bid to solve one of the state’s biggest mysteries.
Four gang members guilty of murdering Reservoir teen
The mother of a Reservoir teenager who was kicked, stomped and stabbed more than 50 times has wept in court as four youth gang members were found guilty of her son’s murder.
‘Absolutely terrified’: Woman details horrifying ordeal
A woman has described the terrifying moment she woke up in the middle of the night and realised five men were inside her Highett home. Read how police recovered her stolen items.
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