By AAP An already-strong police presence around the Melbourne Cup racing carnival has not been ramped up further after someone fired shots at the Racing Victoria chief steward’s home. Police say they are doing everything possible to ensure punters and racing staff are safe but will run the same security operation for […] Read full article
Big police presence for Melbourne Cup
October 28, 2015 Comments Off
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