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Tradie Reid David Partlett pleads guilty to firing nail gun at drivers on M1 freeway

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By Richard Noone Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The sheer terror of motorists who encountered a Mitsubishi truck being driven erratically on the M1 motorway one Monday afternoon — with one passenger leaning out the window firing a nail gun at other vehicles — has been revealed in a harrowing set of police facts tendered to court.
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Teenagers boost company’s social media following by 600 per cent

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By Richard Noone Verified
| Kids News
Two teenagers have proved having fun on TikTok can be valuable and educational after using their experience in social media to boost the online following of a business by 600 per cent. Braith Mansfield and Tahmana Rudolph have taken over the social media strategy at Elm Professional Services after a work experience placement turned into an ATAR-recognised career opportunity. Elm Professional Services owner Mia Van Tubbergh had plenty of business smarts – but no social media know-how.
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Blackwall: NRL star Nicho Hynes’ mum Julie found guilty of heroin supply

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By Richard Noone Verified
| CODE Sports Verified
The mum of reigning Dally M winning halfback Nicho Hynes has been taken into custody after a jury handed down the verdict in her heroin supply trial. Julie Hynes will face sentence at a future date after a jury found the 50-year-old mother of NRL and Cronulla star Nicho Hynes guilty of one count of knowingly supplying heroin. The 12-person jury took less than a day to deliberate after the Crown and the defence wrapped up their closing submissions on Wednesday.
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