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‘Cherished forever, suffering no more’: Mother’s tribute after remains found in search for Isla Bell
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‘Cherished forever, suffering no more’: Mother’s tribute after remains found in search for Isla Bell

Two men have been charged after police found human remains in the search for Brunswick woman Isla Bell, whose disappearance sparked a huge community campaign.

  • by Cassandra Morgan and Lachlan Abbott

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Drug squad officer jailed for falsifying DNA evidence in trafficking case

Drug squad officer jailed for falsifying DNA evidence in trafficking case

A detective will spend at least 18 months in jail after falsifying evidence to charge a single mother with drug trafficking.

  • by Erin Pearson
Man hit by car was denied help by sobering-up service over lack of male staff
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Man hit by car was denied help by sobering-up service over lack of male staff

The man’s death in June was not the first time a drunk patient was hurt under Victoria’s health-led response to public intoxication.

  • by Rachel Eddie
Fair Work Commission asked to resolve impasse between Victoria Police and union over pay

Fair Work Commission asked to resolve impasse between Victoria Police and union over pay

Victoria Police and the powerful police union have blamed each other for a breakdown in negotiations for a new pay deal for officers.

  • by Cameron Houston
Woman stabbed to death in front of kids in Melbourne’s east; man arrested
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Woman stabbed to death in front of kids in Melbourne’s east; man arrested

Three teenage witnesses were at the Bayswater home at the time of the stabbing, with one receiving a minor injury.

  • by Sherryn Groch
Burgertory owner reveals further ‘twisted act’ in open letter to police

Burgertory owner reveals further ‘twisted act’ in open letter to police

Burgertory owner Hash Tayeh has hit out over revelations police knew his Melbourne restaurant was allegedly burned down for political reasons and put the force “on notice”.

  • by Cassandra Morgan and Chris Vedelago
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Accused arsonist allegedly claimed Burgertory firebombing was linked to Palestine conflict
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Accused arsonist allegedly claimed Burgertory firebombing was linked to Palestine conflict

The Victoria Police court brief details the claim allegedly made to an undercover officer as the force maintains there was no political or religious link to the fire.

  • by Chris Vedelago
‘I’ll kill you if you come inside’: Father describes window rescue of toddler during siege in Melbourne’s west

‘I’ll kill you if you come inside’: Father describes window rescue of toddler during siege in Melbourne’s west

A Weir Views father has told of waking from a nap with his young child to find an armed intruder in his daughter’s bedroom.

  • by Patrick Hatch and Marta Pascual Juanola
Union ‘extremely frustrated and angry’ after worker dies from wind turbine crush
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Union ‘extremely frustrated and angry’ after worker dies from wind turbine crush

The Australian Workers Union says it met with site management two weeks ago to air serious safety concerns.

  • by Melissa Cunningham and Lachlan Abbott
Inside the fall of George Marrogi: Enemies loot millions as jailed gang boss cracks
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Inside the fall of George Marrogi: Enemies loot millions as jailed gang boss cracks

Rivals have claimed a $10 million victory tax, while tormenting the once-powerful crime kingpin has become an underworld sport. Warning: Distressing content.

  • by Chris Vedelago
Police investigating 14 people over displays of terrorist symbols

Police investigating 14 people over displays of terrorist symbols

The Australian Federal Police is also probing whether Australians’ commentary about the Middle East war and deceased terrorists crosses any legal lines.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos

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