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The Leongatha saleyards has recorded its busiest ever June and July, a year after the closure of the neighbouring Pakenham ...
Convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson has been barred from selling the home in which she served her relatives a deadly ...
Almost three months after pastor Ian Wilkinson attended a fatal lunch containing what police suspect was death cap mushrooms, the 68-year-old has been released from hospital.
Erin Patterson was hauled into Wonthaggi police station for questioning a week after serving the lethal mushroom lunch at her ...
The country home where mushroom cook Erin Patterson carried out her heinous poison plot has been restrained by authorities to ...
Convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson won’t be able to sell the house where she served her deadly beef Wellington lunch ...
From slinging milking machines to dinging mobile screens, Benjamin Vagg joined dairy’s robotic revolution this year and ...
Who's who in the Leongatha 'poisonous mushrooms' case: From the separated wife, to the dead in-laws and the pastor Four family members poisoned at a lunch ...
Nutrien South Gippsland auctioneer Jack Ginnane said cattle prices were 80 cents to 100 cents dearer at Leongatha this ...
The house of triple murderer Erin Patterson has been legally restrained by prosecutors to prevent its sale amid possible ...
Gail and Don Patterson, along with Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson, and her husband Ian were poisoned after attending a lunch in Leongatha, in Victoria's Gippsland region, on July 29.
Heavy steers cracked $3000 a head at the Leongatha store sale on Thursday in a market described as "red hot" by agents.