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Tyler Garth could face more than 1000 charges after police alleged she changed details of fines for criminals.
Courts

Accused $1.3m traffic fine fixer allowed to go to Greece on holiday

Tyler Garth allegedly used her employment at a VicRoads contractor to falsify fine nominations connected to organised crime figures, including bikie gangs.

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola and Erin Pearson
Australian War Memorial curator Garth O’Connell with the 1916 postcards linked to Indigenous WWI soldier Charlie Runga.
World War I

A history buff bought three embroidered postcards for $10 each at a flea market. They uncovered a story of gallantry

  • by Carolyn Webb
Lawyers Zoe Davis and Rachelle Badour-Taha.
Courts

Lawyers accused of doctoring medical certificate to help client

  • by Erin Pearson
‘The kindest lady’: Neighbours mourn Lolene, 85, after body found in Maribyrnong River
Crime

‘The kindest lady’: Neighbours mourn Lolene, 85, after body found in Maribyrnong River

  • by Melissa Cunningham, Marta Pascual Juanola and Shelby Garlick
Labor politician Patrick Gorman
CBD

Liberal stalwart serves up a history lesson to the AEC

  • by David Estcourt and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Politics

Premier Jacinta Allan’s government has plenty of time to bounce back, but there’s no denying the trend.
Opinion
Political leadership

Jacinta Allan is failing to cut through. The denials are making it worse

The state Labor government has been under weeks of sustained political pressure. But it won’t turn around the slump in support with this defensive manner.

  • by Annika Smethurst
Melbourne’s bus network.
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City life

Melburnians want airport rail and more buses before the Suburban Rail Loop, survey says

A new survey has found which infrastructure projects residents want for Melbourne, and it’s not what the Allan government is prioritising.

  • by Cara Waters
Premier Jacinta Allan addressing the media on Tuesday,
Building Bad

Indigenous justice commission to probe worksite allegations amid CFMEU fallout

  • by Broede Carmody and Kieran Rooney
Former Liberal MP Graham Watt wants to be president of the state branch.
Victorian Parliament

Conservative Liberals will challenge for top Victorian party roles

  • by Annika Smethurst
West Melbourne mother of two Mary Masters is concerned that with a single developer likely to take on the Arden Precint project, essential services such as schools or parks are at risk unless strict rules are in place or sites are set aside by the government. Pictured with sons Gideon, 8, and Rupert, 6 and dog Maeby.
City life

Red flags that massive Arden development is heading for a ‘Docklands 2.0’

  • by Rachael Dexter and Sophie Aubrey

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