The state’s new top traffic cop wants to roll out more 40km/h zones and also wants doctors to dob in elderly drivers. A week into his new role, Assistant Commissioner Stephen Leane has outlined his plans to bring down the state’s road toll. In an interview with the Herald Sun, Mr Leane has called on […]

RUMOUR FILE Confused residents in Melbourne’s north-west are waking to an array of car parts on their front lawns and nature strips. “It’s either someone’s creative way to getting rid of car parts, or an art installation.” -Ross Ross and John were alerted to the bizarre situation in Avondale Heights via a Rumour File caller […]

Attorney General Martin Pakula says Victoria Police have described the scenario that terrorist Hassan Shire Ali was out on bail at the time of the Bourke Street attack, as “entirely routine”. Ali was facing several separate driving offences, including one of driving without a license and had failed to attend court hearings on multiple occasions, […]

Drug Court Magistrate Tony Parsons says it’s “highly unlikely” red flags could’ve been spotted in Bourke Street terrorist Hassan Shire Ali’s criminal history. Despite facing several driving offences, the 30-year-old still recently had his bail extended. Speaking to Tom Elliott on Friday afternoon, Mr Parsons stressed communication was key when it came to identifying individuals […]

Matthew Guy has told Neil Mitchell of renewed confidence of a good result on election night. Bookmakers rate the Coalition a $5 outsider to form government, with many pundits predicting a comfortable Labor win. But Mr Guy told Neil Mitchell internal polling indicated he was gaining traction in recent days. “We are very competitive, Neil, […]

Swinging voters aren’t to convinced on how to vote despite the boom in early voting, according to a leading political expert. A whopping 325,013 votes been cast after only four days of early voting, with nine days until actual election day. Only 176,301 votes had been submitted at the same time in 2014. The growing […]