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Manfred Uhle charged with murder after wife's body found in Gordon | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Manfred Uhle charged with murder after wife's body found in Gordon | The Canberra Times

Manfred Uhle, 86, charged with murder after wife Wanda, 78, found dead in Gordon home.

DV murder probe after woman, 78, found dead in home - Vimarsana News

DV murder probe after woman, 78, found dead in home

The 86-year-old husband of a woman found dead in her Canberra home is being interviewed by police in...

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Weekend violent crime in Civic 'disappoints' police - Vimarsana News

Weekend violent crime in Civic 'disappoints' police

There were four serious assaults in Civic at the weekend. Officer in Charge of City Station, Insp Stephen Ladd said this level of violent crime over one weekend was "incredibly disappointing".  

Grocery bills are getting higher as more Australians turn to shoplifting | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

Grocery bills are getting higher as more Australians turn to shoplifting | The Singleton Argus

'Supermarkets often cannot keep an eye on all of their goods all of the time.'