Bryant Hevesi

1 month ago | skynews.com.au | Bryant Hevesi

Homicide detectives have been called in after new details emerged about a man's suspicious death on the Gold Coast over the weekend. A post-mortem revealed on Tuesday that a 35-year-old man who was found dead at Nerang had "significant head and internal injuries". The man was found unresponsive inside a hotel room on Station Street on Saturday morning. Queensland Police has revealed new details about a man's death at Nerang.

1 month ago | skynews.com.au | Bryant Hevesi

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended his response to catastrophic flooding on the New South Wales Mid North Coast while visiting the devastated region.  Mr Albanese on Tuesday travelled to Taree which was hit with record flooding last week when the Manning River surpassed six metres. His trip to the flood-affected community came a day after he announced in Canberra that dozens of ADF personnel would be deployed to assist with the clean-up.

1 month ago | skynews.com.au | Bryant Hevesi

Two people have been arrested for looting on the New South Wales Mid North Coast as the state's police force beefs up its presence in flood-affected communities. Police have deployed additional officers to the devastated region to crackdown on individuals stealing from homes and businesses caught up in the catastrophic floods.  Patrols are being carried out around the clock on the ground, with PolAir providing aerial assistance to help pinpoint thieves and property offenders.

1 month ago | skynews.com.au | Bryant Hevesi

A Victoria Police Homicide Squad investigation is underway after a man was found dead at a home in Melbourne's north. Detectives believe a fight may have broken out at the Glenroy property between people known to each other prior to the man being reported deceased. Police were alerted to the man death's after he was found dead inside the Bindi Street address just before 3pm on Sunday. The Victoria Police Homicide Squad is investigating a man's death in Glenroy.

1 month ago | skynews.com.au | Bryant Hevesi

Dozens of Australian Defence Force personnel are being deployed to the New South Wales Mid North Coast to help with recovery efforts in flood-affected communities. Anthony Albanese confirmed on Monday that the federal government was providing on the ground clean-up support, in addition to financial assistance for residents. The Prime Minister made the announcement from the national situation room in Canberra ahead of a visit back to communities devastated by last week's deadly flooding.