Nino Bucci
The Sydney Morning Herald
Melbourne, FL, United States
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Park Orchards bottle-shop shooting: owners want answers from police
On an oppressively hot Sunday, the last night of the Australia Day long weekend, three middle-aged men with a long history of heroin addiction took a drive to Park Orchards Cellars. → Read More
Man charged following Thornbury gun shop robbery was a shooting victim in 2016
One of two men charged in connection with a Melbourne gun shop armed robbery that netted almost 40 guns was himself the victim of a shooting. → Read More
Four youths sent to adult prison, some after asking to go
Four violent youth offenders have been sent to adult prison, including a teenager who twice bashed justice centre staff with a guitar. → Read More
Crowds lap up sun and sounds as Laneway Festival docks in Melbourne
The good ship Laneway Festival moored on the west bank of the Maribyrnong River, and was eagerly greeted by a flood of hipsters jiving in the summer sun. → Read More
Laneway Festival Melbourne review: Hitting the high notes
MUSIC ST JEROME'S LANEWAY FESTIVAL Footscray Community Arts Centre February 3 → Read More
Luxury Harrolds department store founder John Poulakis accused of vicious assault on his parents
The multimillionaire founder of luxury department store Harrolds has been accused of a vicious assault on his elderly parents at their Reservoir home. → Read More
Gun store robbers may have stolen to order, police believe
Police are investigating whether Monday's heist in Thornbury is linked to a similar robbery a year ago. → Read More
You're going home in a brand new divvy van
Ne'er-do-wells who find themselves getting pinched tomorrow could be forgiven for admiring their plush new surrounds. → Read More
Suspected ram-raid at another Melbourne gun shop
Another Melbourne gun shop appears to have been targeted by thieves in a botched ram raid hours before armed crooks stole up to 65 handguns from a Thornbury store. → Read More
Park Orchards police shooting: Two accused of attempted armed robbery
Two men have been charged following an attempted robbery which resulted in police fatally shooting an armed robber. → Read More
Robber shot dead by police during armed hold-up had been tailed that night
An armed robber shot dead by police after pointing a sawn-off shotgun at a bottle shop owner was being tracked by the force at the time he was killed. → Read More
From Glen Iris to Dubai: How a stolen Mercedes made its way across the world
There were 17500 cars stolen in Victoria last year, and about 3300 home invasions. → Read More
Barwon Prison expansion: Farmer neighbours' land could be a steal
For a Lara farming couple, the $190,000 they paid for two blocks behind Barwon Prison, which could be worth $5 million now that the jail will expand, is starting to look like a steal. → Read More
Inmate knocks female staff member unconscious with guitar at youth justice centre
An inmate has knocked a staff member unconscious with a guitar at the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre, only weeks after assaulting two staff using a similar weapon. → Read More
Prison expansion for Victoria as more get locked up
A huge prison expansion is set to be built west of Melbourne to cope with expected increases in the number of inmates. → Read More
Gambling watchdog investigating Tennis Australia
The Victorian gambling watchdog is investigating Tennis Australia after accusations it contravened anti-corruption protocol and has not done enough to prevent match fixing. → Read More
A year after Bourke Street, the city can still hear the echoes
Those minutes of carnage that would change Melbourne forever – it feels like both a lifetime and a blink of an eye has passed since then. → Read More
Victoria Police crack down on match fixing with new international data alerts
Victorian police will receive real-time alerts from European authorities on suspicious betting activity and match fixing at sport events like the Australian Open. → Read More
Dutton, Turnbull legitimising anti-immigrant vigilantes, say experts
Senior politicians' claims of an African gang crisis have lent legitimacy to far-right groups who are now planning vigilante action, experts say → Read More
Twist in the death of a young Melbourne musician
A young Melbourne musician who was thought to have died in a fire two years ago may have been killed before the blaze started. → Read More