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Investigators from Melbourne Embona Task Force are hoping to identify two women following a robbery where a woman was assaulted in Carlton last month. Police have been told the victim, a 49-year-old woman, was entering an apartment building on Elgin St when she noticed two other women by the front door about 2am on June
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Richmond woman Anneliese Mira-Navarro. A warrant has been issued for the 24-year-old’s arrest in relation to assault related matters. An image of Mira-Navarro has been released in the hope someone recognises her and can provide information on her whereabouts.Mira-Navarro is described as 175cm tall, thin build
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Point Cook girl Grace Cox. The 13-year-old was last seen at her home address in Villiers Drive about 11am on Thursday (July 23). Police and family have concerns for her welfare due to her age.She is known to frequent the Point Cook area. Anyone who
Investigators from Mill Park Divisional Response Unit, with the assistance of the Australian Border Force and the Australian Tax Office, have charged a woman after seizing what is alleged to be illegal cigarettes and undeclared tobacco in Lalor last week. Police executed a search warrant at a Bellarine Drive residence and arrested three women and
Banyule City Councillors are due to consider a diversity policy when they meet for their monthly meeting on Monday night (July 27). It iss being suggested that a Diversity Statement be adopted:“Banyule is a diverse community, made up of people from different cultures, beliefs, abilities, bodies, ages, sexualities, genders andidentities. Council is committed to inclusion,
Whitehorse City Council and the City of Boroondara have withdrawn from litigation with the Victorian Government over the North East Link process. Whitehorse Council today issued a statement: “The councils commenced legal action because of the concerns about the lawfulness of the process of approval used by the government for the reference design. “As a
Whitehorse and Boroondara Councils have withdrawn from Supreme Court action against the State Government over the North-East Link. This follows Manningham Council’s lead earlier this month. Banyule Council remains as the only remaining litigant in the case. More details to come.
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COVID-19 has claimed another victim – but hopefully only temporarily.Yea Railway Market organisers announced this week that their monthly event will not proceed for the time being. The popular attraction is usually held on the first Saturday of the month. The Coronavirus restrictions stopped the Market occurring in April, May and June, and the Saturday
Registered nurse Edgar Dalisay has been reprimanded after admitting that he falsified more than a dozen medical certificates, falsely claiming sick leave from employers, on documentation from Monash Health (Southern Health), and Bays Healthcare. A Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearing conducted by members J. Billings, P. Barry and M. Bylhouwer, suspended Mr Dalisay’s registration
