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Posting because the word bikies (organised crime gangs) keeps coming up and there seems to be some confusion from members of the forum about what they represent. Have a good day all

They've evolved over time to fly under the radar more. Using cars instead of bikes. Recruiting people from all races. And a variety of different people from different walks of life on their payrolls, from mechanics, tradespeople, construction workers, lawyers etc. Alot of them either end up in...

Bikies in Australia, Outlaw Motorcyclist's that is, are a large portion, or once were, of the organised crime scene that resides in Australia. Think of physically strong meatheads (typically aided by steroiduseage), drug addicted and desperately hopeless people from a young age who will sign up...

That's the 3rd stabbing attack in Australia in under a week... (that made the news at least)

Apologies folks. My above post was meant to be of a sarcastic note, although it may have been misread. I did feel empathy for the parents. The paparazzi seems to have the whole house lit up with stadium lights

Well done to the paparazzi. Seems like a nice way to harass some folks in their 70s coming to terms with an unfathomable loss.

He did seem to lead a lonely existence. I searched his name on Facebook and it brought up various posts he'd made to groups over the years, and just about every post was him seeking to meet friends through differnt activities; shooting, astronomy photography, computing, surfing. I guess that's...

You can see in the photos from the mall he is 20kg lighter in recent times. His face is all sunken in and he has veins protruding through the skin of his arms. This to me suggests more someone with drug addiction, likely meth, who also happened to have schizophrenia. Jmo

Because they only care about money

Just my opinion, purely speculating here, but I truely believe Australia has a very serious drug problem (and alot of it is very poorly manufactured) they aren't doing anything about.

February is very hot. March, still hot but cooling off: https://weatherspark.com/y/144206/Average-Weather-in-Ballarat-Australia-Year-Round I remember a dead kangaroo on our property when I was young. The smell was horrible and we smelt it 500 meters away. When going to inspect closer, we...

113 Recreation Rd https://maps.app.goo.gl/dsjN16xXSMEAwqZs6

Its on google Street view. I don't know how to link that. It's not a photo of the lake, but the small channel running from it looking from the link you provided. The lake/sink hole is behind thick trees. I'm not trying to discredit you. Just offering my opinion on what it is.

It does look like some kind of lake with a creek or drainage system running through it. It also looks deep due to the dark and seemingly clear imagery provided by satellite. Maybe a man made catchment to help with road flooding. As there appears to be quite a few in the area. 113 Recreation Rd...

What's even more telling, is that he was communicating with the Daily Mail

OK thanks. So Victoria DOES have No body, No parole law

It's behind a pay wall, so I can't read it. https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/samantha-murphy-case-reignites-calls-to-change-no-body-no-parole-law/news-story/472f89fcf885c3a19f38522a9da8b9f0

Unless they have sniffer dogs or strip search patrons before entry, how could they prevent it? A security guard in the room might be one option.

Yes but many people keep saying the accused won't get parole if police find the body first. Now the news video is saying Victoria doesn't have the law. So which is it?