The family of a “loyal and generous” man claim he died before he could finish his legal fight against the companies responsible for his death. Now they are keeping up the fight.
One of Victoria’s top restaurateurs has revealed how he refused a booking for former Premier Dan Andrews, telling him “I’m sorry it’s not available”.
A mother of one of Ashley Griffith’s victims has read aloud a haunting victim impact statement saying he came to her daughter’s birthday party and did face painting for the children.
Melbourne CEO who labelled Hamas attacks on Israel ‘resistance’ and denied Hezbollah was a terror group was nominated by an Allan government minister for a prestigious award.
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US rapper Snoop Dog shared a post of a young boy fanging down a suburban Aussie street on his scooter in floods of tears, screaming as he was…
The Bellarine Peninsula was treated to a show that was out of this world as the Springdale Neighbourhood Centre in Drysdale hosted a re-enactment…
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin fell through the stage at the band’s fourth and final Melbourne concert on Sunday night.
Five Mongol bikies were captured by dashcam attacking a L-plate motorbike rider on Saturday October 19 on the Monash Freeway.
The shooting death of a budding rapper at a Halloween rave in North Melbourne is tipped to spark a “revenge attack” as alleged gang links are revealed.
The Allan government minister forcing high-rise towers into suburbs such as Ringwood, Malvern and Brighton has opposed developments in her own seat because they were ‘inconsistent with neighbourhood character’.
The singer was walking backwards when he slid down into a hole during the band’s fourth and final show at Marvel Stadium.
Three Wimmera farms and a 372-hectare holding in the far southwest have returned mixed results at a quartet of auctions. See the details.
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