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6 September 2026

Breaking: Family in intensive care after son allegedly attacked them with axe

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Breaking: Family in intensive care after son allegedly attacked them with axe

Police have named a Victorian man who remains at large after he allegedly attacked his elderly parents and brother with an axe in Gippsland yesterday.

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