Chadwer Leah, who went missing in Melbourne’s CBD before his body was recovered in the Yarra River, was described as a cheerful and gentle soul. His family launched a search for him after he got separated from his group of friends over the weekend. It’s believed that the 22-year-old from Clyde North was in Melbourne over the weekend before going to a nightclub with his group. He then vanished after leaving the establishment. He was reportedly seen behaving strangely outside the venue. It’s believed that Leah was last seen near Bourke St., and police say he jumped into the river…
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A man was shot by police after he reportedly attacked his stepfather and sister who was both heavily pregnant. The incident occurred at a house in Hillside, northwest of Melbourne, on Friday morning. A man was found with serious injuries on the front lawn. Although the man was given CPR, he soon died. According to Detective Dean Thomas, officers were called to the house after a woman inside reported an assault. They found a 61-year-old man with serious injuries. The man, who was 30 years old, was armed with a weapon that was believed to be an axe or a…
The body of a man was discovered in a car park of a shopping center in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburb of Cheltenham on Thursday morning. A crime scene was established and the area was cordoned off after a member of the public discovered the body. The Westfield shopping center was closed during the incident, and it remained open until 9am on weekends. According to the police, the death was not suspicious. More to come…
The police have identified the man who they believe poured hot coffee on a baby boy in a southeast Brisbane park in August. The nine-month-old child, named Luka, was with his mother at Hanlon Park when the incident occurred. The man was seen pouring the coffee over the child before running away. The child, who is now ten months old, underwent multiple medical procedures after suffering severe burns to his arms, face, and upper body. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the suspect, who is believed to be a Chinese national. He fled the country after the…
Australian television personality Fiona McDonald died at the age of 67. She was best known for her work on programs such as “It’s a Knockout” and “Wombat.” Three years ago, she was diagnosed with a terminal illness known as motor neurone disease. It’s a neurodegenerative disease that attacks the nerve cells in the brain. Each day, two Australians are diagnosed with this condition. In a statement, McDonald said she was surrounded by her family when she died. She also thanked her fans for their support during her illness. Her sister, Kylie, posted a message on her Instagram page to share…