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A WHEEL MYSTERY
Late on Friday the 6th of February 2026 Kinglake Police received multiple calls for anti-social behaviour at the intersection of Melba Hwy and Kinglake- Healesville road, Castella.
On arrival approx. 30-40 vehicles dispersed from what was believed to be a high-risk driving event. Multiple registrations were obtained by police and enquires will be made with those drivers.
Located at the scene were 2 vehicle rims and a red jack believed to be connected to the event. Police would like to reunite the items with their owner and are intrigued on how their vehicle managed to drive home leaving two wheels behind.
Proof of ownership will be required.
Reference: 202602-E-0661
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Hi All! Please note our new opening hours. These will also be displayed on our cover image if you need to know.
*HIGHLANDS HUB OPENING HOURS*
Monday - 10am - 3pm
Tuesday - CLOSED
Wednesday - 10am - 3pm
Thursday - CLOSED
Friday - 10am - 3pm
Saturday - 10am - 12.30pm
Sunday - CLOSED
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FROM POLICE MEDIA 4.41pm: Man dies at Lake Eildon
Police will prepare a report for the Coroner following the death of a man at Lake Eildon this afternoon.
Emergency services were called to the vicinity of Jerusalem Track about 2.30pm on 8 February after reports two men had entered the water and could no longer be seen.
The area was searched and one of the men was located and given CPR on the shore.
He has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
The other man was located a short time later but could not be revived.
The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Our condolences to the man's family and friends.
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