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P-plater allegedly blows 0.230 after crash
A 21-year-old P-plater has allegedly blown 0.230 on a breath-test after crashing into two parked vehicles in Doveton. The man’s black BMW X6 wagon crashed…
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Police clamp down on hoons
An adjustment to policing methods has resulted in a dramatic fall in the number of hooning events, and large numbers of arrests and charges laid…
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Not guilty plea for Endeavour Hills murder charge
A man has pleaded not guilty to a charge of murdering his then-girlfriend in Endeavour Hills in 2020. Robert Rickerby, 28 is alleged to have…
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$10K scratchie win
A Dandenong man has plans for a special gift after winning a $10,000 top prize on a $1 scratchie ticket. The man bought his ‘Bamboo…
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Teens released after pursuit arrests
Ten males have been released “pending further enquiries” after being arrested in Hallam over a cross-town police pursuit early on 25 July. Three men aged…
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Ten arrested after police pursuit
Ten males have been arrested in Hallam after a police pursuit of an allegedly stolen car across Melbourne. The Volkswagen Tiguan, which was travelling in…
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Cambodian Association links examined
The Springvale-based Cambodian Association of Victoria received “substantial grants” from government departments and agencies under ministers allied to the ALP’s Moderate Labor faction, a Operation…
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ALP ‘corruption’ referred to police
Victoria Police should investigate Operation Watts’s corruption allegations against the Labor Party, says the State Opposition. Opposition police spokesperson Brad Battin said he referred the…
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No-interest loans for life’s hardships
More than 1000 financially-struggling households could be helped by a newly-expanded no-interest loans service in Melbourne’s South East. South East No Interest Loans (NILs) aims…
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’Red-shirt’ exchange probed
Premier Daniel Andrews has told an inquiry he had a “very brief encounter” with former colleague Adem Somyurek but had “no sense” that the ‘red…
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Integrity overhaul
The State Government has vowed to implement all 21 recommendations from the Operation Watts inquiry into Labor MPs and staff misconduct. Premier Daniel Andrews apologised…
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‘Architect’ declines to respond
Former Labor MP Adem Somyurek was the “architect” behind his Moderate Labor faction’s branch-stacking campaigns in Melbourne’s south east, north and west in 2017-’20, an…
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