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Investigation into recurring house damage in Kilsyth
Mooroolbark Police are seeking information in relation to a series of criminal damages targeting a residential house in Bristol Court, Kilsyth. It is alleged that…
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Save Triple Zero for emergencies
Ambulance Victoria (AV) responded to 96,594 Code 1 cases between July and September this year, 2002 more than the same period last year, showing just…
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Croydon collision witnesses, dashcam needed
Police are seeking witnesses or dashcam to a collision that occurred at about 8.40am on Mount Dandenong Road in Croydon on Wednesday 8 November. A…
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Crafters generosity reaches Yarra Valley charity
The incredible generosity of a group of crafters at Tudor Village continues to deliver in supporting local charities and volunteer organisations. Making all varieties of…
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Recognised for women’s empowerment and education
Empowered Women in Trades (EWIT) has taken home the award for accelerating women in the Victorian arm of Telstra’s Best of Business Awards for 2024.…
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Sensational street party brings joy to Mount Evelyn
Hundreds of people descended on Mount Evelyn at the end of October with the successful return of the Street Party. The glorious warm weather was…
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Police arrests for weapon, drug possession on public transport
Transit police have arrested 14 people, including a Montrose woman, during a highly visible Omni operation in Ringwood on Friday 3 November. Operation Presence saw…
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Decade in jail for cop impersonator’s bloody burglary
When police arrived to find blood splashed across walls and pooling around the bodies of two men, they believed they were dead. Neil Cairns and…
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Government inquiry launches into Optus outage
The Government will undertake a post-incident telecommunications review into the Optus outage that affected millions of Australians yesterday. Connectivity is absolutely essential for Australian consumers…
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Public drunkenness made legal from Cup Day as part of health-led response
The Victorian Government’s health-led response to public intoxication reforms recommended through the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody came into effect on 7 November…
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A natter and a cuppa
As one gets older, it can become lonely after kids leave home, friends move away, or life just gets in the way. However, a group…
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Rate rise to hurt mortgage holders, home buyers
Another interest rate hike will push up mortgage repayments, erode borrowing power and keep a lid on festive season spending. The 13th cash rate increase…
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