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'Relieved' city mayor cleared of punching protester (opens the original)
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A prominent mayor has been cleared of punching a community activist who had gatecrashed his election after-party. City of Yarra mayor Stephen Jolly, 64, said he was relieved to be acquitted of unlawful assault after Melbourne magistrate Jill Prior handed down her decision on Friday. "It's been hanging over my head for the past two years," he told reporters outside court. "The lesson for today is you can't just mask up, gatecrash a private event, terrorise the attendees and think you can get away
Man accused of pledging allegiance to IS makes bail bid (opens the original)
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A man accused of pledging allegiance to Islamic State allegedly sent thousands of messages promoting the terror group's beheadings, public executions and propaganda. Details of the allegations against Mohamed Musse Bakit were revealed in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Thursday as he applied for bail. The 65-year-old, who appeared in court on a video link from prison, is facing five charges including intentionally being a member of a terrorist organisation and transmitting violent extremist mater
Driver admits killing pedestrian at comic event (opens the original)
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A driver who ploughed through a group outside a popular comic convention has pleaded guilty to killing a pedestrian. Awer Dau, 34, appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday on a video link from prison as he entered pleas over the Supanova incident. Dau was behind the wheel of the Toyota sedan that mounted the kerb outside the Melbourne Showgrounds event in Ascot Vale about 5pm on April 18. A 20-year-old man died at the scene while another man the same age was seriously injured after bei
'Concerning' steps taken by chess pro's alleged stalker (opens the original)
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A cafe operator who denies stalking a young chess pro for years remains an unacceptable threat of harming her if released, a judge says. Shumsheer Singh Ghumman, 47, was refused bail in the Victorian Supreme Court on Wednesday after being charged with 35 offences. It's alleged he stalked the professional chess player, aged in her 20s, between April 2024 and May 2026. The woman obtained an intervention order against Ghumman in March 2025 but he allegedly continued to stalk her. In refusing bail,
Warning after 'unplanned' killing of ex's new flame (opens the original)
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A killer could be out of jail within two years after he fatally stabbed his former partner's new boyfriend in a spontaneous and unplanned attack. Marc Robertson, 43, looked relieved as Victorian Supreme Court Justice Amanda Fox handed down his sentence on Wednesday morning. He pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Aaron Grant, who was dating the mother of his four children. There was animosity between the pair and another friend, Steve Barns, who Robertson believed had impregnated his new girlfr
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