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Cold case murder trial witness admits lying to police (opens the original)
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A jury has heard a key witness previously lied in 2022 police interviews about knowing missing man Christopher Jarvis. The man says he has memory issues and denied using that to his advantage in the court proceeding. The trial in the Victorian Supreme court at Warrnambool continues. A key witness in a cold case murder trial over the disappearance of a Warrnambool man in 2006 has admitted to previously lying to police. Steven Frederick Johnson, 74, has pleaded not guilty to one charge of murder i
Cold case trial told tenant was murdered over $2k in rent arrears (opens the original)
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Steven Johnson's trial has begun in the Victorian Supreme Court. Mr Johnson faces a single murder charge in relation to the disappearance of Warrnambool man Christopher Jarvis in 2006. Mr Jarvis's disappearance was filed as a missing person's case until police began a new investigation into his disappearance in 2021. A man accused of murdering his tenant over $2,000 in rent arrears more than 20 years ago is facing trial in the Supreme Court.Steven Johnson has pleaded not guilty to one charge of
'Ghost stores' and AI scams scare unsuspecting artist (opens the original)
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A Port Fairy glass artist says he has been contacted by shoppers tricked into buying artwork by a fake artist. A consumer watchdog says it is a "ghost store" using an AI-generated story and imagery to trick buyers into purchasing goods that often do not exist. There are calls to strengthen laws to protect online shoppers from scammers. About a week ago, Port Fairy glassblower Robert Gatt received an email from someone he did not know. They said they had bought glassware from another artist in th
Victorian healthcare system 'fundamentally broken', GP says (opens the original)
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Regional GPs across Victoria say insufficient access to primary care in the community is resulting in more patients needing emergency department care in hospital. Some clinics are struggling to hire staff, while others say a lack of resourcing is impacting patient care and safety. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners warns people will continue to get sicker if clinics and staff are not supported. When Jacqueline Altree went on maternity leave last November, her patients at Teran
Border town lawyer labels Victoria's bird flu handling a 'scandal' (opens the original)
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Residents on the Victorian–South Australian border say the Victorian government's response to H5 bird flu is "a scandal" compared to SA. Nelson residents say crews are picking up dead birds in SA, just 3 kilometres from the town where dead birds are piling up in the Glenelg Estuary. The residents are urging the Victorian government to send out crews to pick up bird carcasses, as is happening in SA. Warwick Biggs grew up watching birds, but it was never the 74-year-old's retirement plan to watch
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