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AFL legend Mick Malthouse says accused home invaders were ‘a bunch of cockatoos’

The legendary coach gave evidence in court as three men face a preliminary hearing for trying to break into Malthouse’s East Melbourne apartment complex.

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AFL legend Mick Malthouse says accused home invaders were ‘a bunch of cockatoos’

The legendary coach gave evidence in court as three men face a preliminary hearing for trying to break into Malthouse’s East Melbourne apartment complex.

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Photos reveal Mick Malthouse’s injuries after fighting off would-be intruders

A brief of evidence released by the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court shows the AFL great was lucky to escape with a small cut to his right arm and a slight wound to his chest.

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  1. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·smh.com.au

    AFL legend Mick Malthouse says accused home invaders were ‘a bunch of cockatoos’

    The legendary coach gave evidence in court as three men face a preliminary hearing for trying to break into Malthouse’s East Melbourne apartment complex.

  2. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·theage.com.au

    Photos reveal Mick Malthouse’s injuries after fighting off would-be intruders

    A brief of evidence released by the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court shows the AFL great was lucky to escape with a small cut to his right arm and a slight wound to his chest.