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Melbourne man who dressed as Batman is unmasked as a conman

Taylor Tangas, 26, made headlines last year after venturing out in a Batman suit He was snapped watching traffic at Kings Way and City Rd intersection in April Tangas pleaded guilty to fraud at Heidelberg Magistrates Court on Friday The court heard the concreter used stolen cards to buy goods from JB Hi-Fi But Tangas told Daily Mail Australia he denied the charges and there is more to it

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COVID-19 in B C : Near-record hospitalized cases; 28 flight exposures; 18 deaths; surge at Sun Peaks; and more

by Craig Takeuchi on April 12th, 2021 at 5:35 PM 1 of 2 2 of 2 The new COVID-19 case count remained above the 1,200 mark for a third consecutive day on April 10. Although new case counts were lower on subsequent days over the weekend, those numbers remain at high levels in comparison to previous months. At today’s briefing, B.C provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry once again emphasized that everyone should remain in their “immediate neighbourhood as much as possible” and shouldn’t be travelling outside of their municipality, unless it is essential. For example, she said people in the Lower Mainland should not travel to Vancouver Island; those in Penticton should not go Kelowna, Oliver, or Sun Peaks; and those in North Vancouver shouldn’t be going to Richmond or Langley.

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Missing elderly Melbourne couple are found in Woomelang after disappearing for two days

An elderly couple who went missing for two days after failing to turn up to a medical appointment have been found. Otto and Gerda, both 87, from Bentleigh in Melbourne s south-east were last seen leaving a car park on Kings Way about 6.30pm on Tuesday in their gold Lexus. Victoria Police said the pair were spotted at least twice on Wednesday night but responding officers found no sign of them. However police said in a statement on Thursday morning the couple were located safely in Woomelang - 380km from their home - and will be seen to by paramedics. It’s understood the couple, both 87-years-old, were located inside their vehicle by a member of the public in the township of Woomelang about 8am.

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Mystery surrounds missing Melbourne elderly couple last leaving in a car park in a Lexus sedan

Mystery surrounds missing Melbourne elderly couple last leaving in a car park in a Lexus sedan
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These Melbourne roads now have worse traffic congestion

These Melbourne roads now have worse traffic congestion
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