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- Mylene on Man's gang-bashing 'unprovoked' @Janet Page. You mean the era of the razor gangs, the bodgies and widgies, the mods and rockers, the sharpies and the skins ... more
- janet page on Man's gang-bashing 'unprovoked' Mylene more
- Mylene on Man's gang-bashing 'unprovoked' Name the year when traveling on a suburban train at night was safe? If you think this is new you've never caught a train. ... more
- Lenny on No more gay life for Kookaburra This is typical PC bulls--t gone mad~! This stuff is being driven by the 'men haters' in Community Services in an ... more
- VivKay on 'Cross-dressing' killer walks free Life is cheap in Australia. Due to the high cost of prisons, criminals are being given light sentences. There are too many ... more
- janet page on 'Cross-dressing' killer walks free Great message to send out to people who kill, just tell the Judge you a Cross Dresser, and you go Free. more
- janet page on Porn sites 'only for work purposes' Yeh right' Pull the other one Fred it plays Jingle Bells. more
- Corallee on No more gay life for Kookaburra This is a sad indictment on the teaching profession. Whatever happened to teaching children the meaning of words? If there ... more
- Andrew on Bert and Patti open up on Matthew I have met Matt on a few occasions and he has always come across as a warm and friendly person. I am sorry to heard of his ... more
- Lenny on Costings black hole may sink Coalition Gerard, I LOVE your style~! When you've been caught with your pants down & all else fails, quote directly from the ... more
- John Robertson on Paul Hogan interview 'broke law' The Police spent 30 million to convict one det on criminal charges .Now we have police offering to do hits for money as well ... more
- JOHN from Heathmont on Newton's woes still making waves Peter Ford obviously has some allegiance to tne Newtons. You can criticise Nicole Kidman and others but dont dare criticise ... more
- jon on Costings black hole may sink Coalition Can someone change the photo at the top of this page its offensive and making me feel sick! more
- jon on Costings black hole may sink Coalition Oh dear Gerard, the waste. The waste was the surplus sitting in Johnnies piggy bank and not being invested on Australia ... more
- Luke on Costings black hole may sink Coalition Has anyone thought about how long it will take to repay the ever increasing debt created by the labor party's current ... more
- jon on 'Melbourne Idol' for CBD Buskers Robert Doyle is a complete control freak, next thing you know there will be a dress code for the CBD!! more
- Luke on No more gay life for Kookaburra Normally I hate manipulating the language to suit the PC mafia, but in this case I think it is appropriate to change the ... more
- Matt - proudly Un-Australian on No more gay life for Kookaburra Fair enough, for far too long white Anglo men beleived they can say anything to put other people down & it was just "words". ... more
- Pauline on No more gay life for Kookaburra and Mylene, you are pricelessly funny! more
- Pauline on No more gay life for Kookaburra Ian James! The 'hi jacking' of the word Gay originates from the screwball comedy 'Bringing up Baby' with Cary Grant and ... more
ATM scammers hit Melbourne
Police are hoping to catch three fraudsters who are accessing ATMs in Melbourne's suburbs using fake cards to steal from people's bank accounts.
Melbourne detectives believe the trio may have travelled from Sydney to continue their crime spree on Thursday, 21 January when they used fake cards at two ATMs in Melbourne's CBD.
It is believed the fraudsters are armed with a large number of fake cards that contain PIN and debit card details skimmed in New South Wales.
It is thought that the fraudsters have moved across Melbourne, striking ATMs in Southland, Springvale, Carnegie, Keysborough and Toorak, before returning to Melbourne’s CBD on Wednesday night.
Detective Sergeant Greg Baker from Melbourne CIU said the fraudsters empty their target’s bank accounts and may spend hours at an ATM using card after card to access the funds.
"There is nothing obviously suspicious about their activity aside from spending more time than usual at the machine however they may do this in blocks," said Detective Sergeant Baker.
"There are no Victorian victims at this stage however we just don't know whether they have a skimming device in place while they carry out this other work."
Detectives are investigating whether the group have established links to a major crime syndicate in NSW currently involved in card skimming.
Police have released high-quality security images of three men they believe can assist with their investigation.
"We want to catch the people involved to stop them from continuing to offend or leaving the state but need the assistance of the public to identify those involved."
"They may be staying in Melbourne with friends or at a hotel and we urge anyone who might know their whereabouts or identity to help us out."
Police also believe that the same three men are responsible for the theft of two Eftpos card reading devices from retail stores in Westfield shopping centre, Airport West and a third from a fast food outlet in Fawkner.
Police would like to speak with the men pictured and are hoping that members of the public can help locate them.
Overland's 'gay pride' sparks anger
Neil Mitchell questions Simon Overland for posing for photographs at a
'Gay Pride' march in Melbourne on the first anniversary of Black
Saturday. Are you concerned with his behaviour on Sunday? Your comments
will be read on air.







