Two years jail for Wendouree dealer's gun and drug haul

Tyler Simpson, 27, sentenced to two years prison for possessing a loaded gun and 48 grams of methamphetamine.

Why it mattersCourts are imposing serious sentences on dealers carrying firearms, showing zero tolerance for armed drug trafficking.

AustraliaBallarat and Wendouree residents see court action against local drug trafficking and armed crime in the region.

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Warrnambool boxing coach's fitness-to-plead hearing set for resolution

Boxing coach Rodney Ryan faces a fitness hearing after a brain injury despite already pleading guilty.

Why it mattersThe court must navigate a rare legal question: how to proceed when an accused has already admitted guilt but may no longer be mentally fit to face sentencing.

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Victoria's car thefts and break-ins surge far past every other state

Victoria's home break-ins nearly doubled NSW and Queensland combined, while Melbourne topped all other capitals in car thefts.

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Two years jail for Wendouree dealer's gun and drug haul

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Warrnambool boxing coach's fitness-to-plead hearing set for resolution

Victoria's car thefts and break-ins surge far past every other state

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