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Mornington scrape through for the win MORNINGTON got the win in a one-point thriller on ANZAC Day. The Bulldogs played Devon Meadows at Glover Reserve. The Panthers were boosted by the addition of former AFL star Brett Deledio. The Bulldogs were the better team in the first half, however their wastefulness in front of goal was costing them. Despite having 11 more scoring shots, Mornington only took a 21 point lead into the main break. Devon Meadows cut the lead down to eight heading into the la...

Kangaroos and Demons continue undefeated starts 2 Mins Read Refusing to let go: After being level at three quarter time, Mornington kicked away to a 13 point win against Hastings. Picture: Alan Dillon Share LANGWARRIN have gone 3-0 to start the 2021 season. The Kangaroos took on Karingal at Ballam Park Reserve on Saturday. Both sides wrestled for control throughout the day in a scrappy affair. Karingal went into half-time with a one point advantage. By three-quarter-time, Langwar...

Kangaroos and Demons continue undefeated starts Picture: Alan Dillon LANGWARRIN have gone 3-0 to start the 2021 season. The Kangaroos took on Karingal at Ballam Park Reserve on Saturday. Both sides wrestled for control throughout the day in a scrappy affair. Karingal went into half-time with a one point advantage. By three-quarter-time, Langwarrin had put themselves three points ahead. Both sides only managed to put one goal each on the scoreboard in the final quarter. Langwarrin held on to win...

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Calder kicks nine in Mornington win FOOTBALL – DIVISION TWO DEVON Meadows and Pearcedale kicked off 2021 last week with the opening match of the season. There was not much in it all day, but Devon Meadows held the lead all day and ended up with a 14 point win. It was a Good Friday for Mornington at home as they started their 2021 campaign with a bang against Karingal. Karingal never got close all day and Mornington’s relentless pressure saw the lead get larger over the four quarters. Jackso...

Jessie Moore formally pleaded guilty to murder in Victorias Supreme Court on Thursday morning. She was heavily pregnant when charged with the murder of Ms Leek, at her Devon Meadows property in Melbournes southeast on May 25 last year. The woman who has admitted murdering greyhound trainer Karen Leek (pictured) still maintains she didnt intend to kill her aunt Moore will face a pre-sentence hearing on May 19, despite there still being issues between what prosecutors allege happen and what she s...

Niece pleads guilty to murdering greyhound trainer Karen Leek We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A woman who was weeks away from giving birth when she murdered highly-regarded greyhound trainer Karen Leek has pleaded guilty but could dispute some evidence against her. Jessie Moore, 25, on Friday pleaded guilty to her aunt’s murder as she appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court via a video link from prison. K...

Jessie Moore pleads guilty to the murder of her aunt Karen Leek, whose death in May last year devastated the Victorian greyhound racing community.

Jessie Moore appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court today, pleading guilty to one count of murder. Moore was heavily pregnant when she was charged with the murder of her 69-year-old aunt at a Devon Meadows home on May 25 last year. The court previously heard Moore may have an intellectual disability. The greyhound trainers death sent shockwaves throughout the Victorian racing community, with many paying tribute to the beloved trainer. Friend and chair of Greyhound Racing Victoria, Peita Duncan...