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- Gill on Hinch has a win in court Congratulations Derryn for fighting for the rights of the little person.I think that the Magistrates and Judges suppressing ... more
- Scared Driver on Double fatality in North Fitzroy Fabian, I agree that P platers should have a car that has a limit on how fast it can go to avoid speeding. However if they ... more
- Janice on Hinch has a win in court Hey there Darren Can you look into power Bills.. We're all battingMy lord how do we live anymore..Please if anyone can give ... more
- janet page on Hinch has a win in court Mylene, the only people who believe such B-S as you are stating are only trying to protect the low lives? more
- Justin on Double fatality in North Fitzroy WOW this is terrible. I can't even make out the make and model of the vehicle. Did it have Air Bags ???Perhaps if it had ... more
- Justin on Hinch has a win in court Hello Mylene... sometimes laws are in themselves evil and need to be opposed.We are not living in a totally Communist ... more
- Mark on iPhone 4 hits Australia Do any of these stupid people realise it's just a telephone? Why not just wait until next week? Brains are just mush. more
- mylene on Hinch has a win in court If you want to change the laws you do it legally through parliament not by breaking the law. Hinch has given the green light ... more
- mylene on Double fatality in North Fitzroy I know that intersection like the back of my hand. If you have an accident thee you must be trying hard to do it. more
- Me on Double fatality in North Fitzroy Another hoon off the road is all I can say. more
- Josef on Double fatality in North Fitzroy All I can saw is serves them right. At least they didn't take any innocent people with them. more
- Fabian on Double fatality in North Fitzroy Yet again we see the same situation over & over.Dont blame the cars. Blame the GOVT its about time we teach youg people how ... more
- daniel on Hinch has a win in court good on ya darren stand strong for what u believe in name and shame all these ferrils. more
- janet page on Hinch has a win in court I believe in every thing Derren Hinch fights for. And id like to see more people fight for our rights, the worst thing this ... more
- JOHN from Heathmont on Hinch has a win in court So over Derryn and this court case. more
- JOHN from Heathmont on Double fatality in North Fitzroy The sad thing is young people will not learn from this. Their bogan friends will put up a roadisde memorial and they will be ... more
- Jenny B on Double fatality in North Fitzroy Tragic but at least this hoon sentenced himself and a person who stupidly wanted to go/be with him rather than any innocent ... more
- Theo Nicolaou on Double fatality in North Fitzroy THIS IS JUST SO SO GETTING OUT OF CONTROL!! WHY DOES THE GOVERNMENT MAKE IT A LAW THAT ALL CARS MUST HAVE THE INTERLOCK ... more
- Howson on Double fatality in North Fitzroy I have seen what those like them did to very very good innocent people. No one will ever convince me that they don't deserve ... more
- Lenny on 'Fatties' need some tough lovin' Tough loving doesn't always work. That can be just more repetitive hurtful words & verbal abuse. Sometimes 'reality ... more
Neil Mitchell Law and Order survey
Law and Order will be a major issue in this coming state election and 3AW's Neil Mitchell wants to know what you think on this hot topic.
Today on the Mitchell Program, Neil announced he is surveying Melbourne to obtain a snapshot of what you really think on Law and Order.
This morning Ray Kitchingman, CEO of Chandler Communication, explained how the survey will be taken.
10,000 Victorians will receive mail-outs containing a simple questionnaire and the results will be tallied and released on 3AW Mornings.
We want your help to ask the questions.
Do you feel safe in our city? Do we need more police on the streets? Has a culture of ultra-violence emerged in Melbourne?
What questions do you want to know the answer to?
Blog comments
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Zero tolerance and tougher sentencing, regardless of age. Courts must hold these people responsible and not allow "excuses" to pollute justice. There is no justice for the victims who have to live with the consequences. Swap these offenders with good quality people on Christmas Island. At least most of these people want to live in peace and start a new life.
carltongt Friday 19 March, 2010 - 9:17 AM -
Zero tolerance , 20 year bond on immigrants, if convicted of a crime deport them. They should show respect to the country and people that in many cases have saved there lives
anthony hannah Tuesday 16 March, 2010 - 10:13 PM -
Alexas, it doesn't matter how many new Police cars you buy or how many more cops you put out on the street, unless they are motivated to do something, it won't make the slightest difference~! If anything, we need to make better use of technology. You're better off e-mailing the Commish. At least with a paper trail, it's very hard for Vic Police to deny existence of complaints. Vic Police have been refusing to issue Victims of Crime Reports for quite some time, and complaining to the Ombudsman or the OPI is just as futile~!
Lenny Tuesday 16 March, 2010 - 12:50 PM -
Alexas, I don't think it's a case of losing Law & Order... I think the crims are saying - if it's good enough for the pollies, it's good enough for them~! Who said 'brown paper bag' politics was just limited to Queensland and NSW~! :)
Lenny Tuesday 16 March, 2010 - 12:33 PM -
simply put we are losing LAW and Order in this state. The simple answer is to wage war on the criminals. Zero tolerance policy it needed and needed NOW! This is Brumby,bracks and Nixons mess and we need to fix it quickly. More Police , More ploice on the streets, in cars, walking the beat!
alexas Tuesday 16 March, 2010 - 9:40 AM -
I was down from the country last Sat 13th and rode a train into the city, and was appalled at the wanton graffiti defacing every available surface along side the railway corridor. I commented to a commuter that the culprits should be made to clean it up. The penalty should be one month of five days a week, and the message would soon get around that only the imbeciles would keep it up.
Mick Monday 15 March, 2010 - 11:40 PM
