Five Victorian County Courts List Appearances
Five Victorian County Courts List Appearances
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The listings are scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, 2026, rather than merely identifying the date.
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The Melbourne listing is specifically for people appearing in civil matters at the Victorian County Court; the accessible excerpt provides no names, allegations or case outcomes.
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The subscription promotion is restricted to new customers and cannot be combined with another offer.
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The promotional terms say prices after the discounted period may be varied under the publisher’s full subscription terms and conditions.
The Herald Sun is promoting access to court appearance listings across five Victorian County Courts scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, 2026. The listings cover civil, criminal, and appeals matters at courts in Herald Sun locations including Melbourne, Bendigo, La Trobe Valley, and Wangaratta, though specific case details and names are not disclosed in the promotional excerpts.
The publication is offering new subscribers $1 per month for two months of Full Digital Access. After the promotional period ends, subscriptions automatically renew at $35 per month unless canceled. Payments are generally nonrefundable, and the offer cannot be combined with other promotions, Herald Sun noted.
Court Listings Span Five Locations Across Victoria
The five County Court listings published by Herald Sun cover appearances in separate jurisdictions. Bendigo County Court, Victorian County Crime and Appeals Court, and civil matters at Victorian County Court each have dedicated listings. La Trobe Valley and Wangaratta courts are also included, with all hearings scheduled for the same date in September 2026.
Subscription Pricing and Automatic Renewal Terms
The Herald Sun's promotional offer gives new customers access to Full Digital Access at $1 per month for the first two months. Once the two-month period concludes, subscriptions automatically renew at $35 per month. Herald Sun states that all payments, once made, are generally nonrefundable according to the full Terms and Conditions.
Subscribers must actively cancel their subscription to stop automatic renewals. The promotion is restricted to new customers only and cannot be combined with any other offer. Future pricing after the initial promotional period may be varied under the publisher's full subscription terms and conditions, Herald Sun indicated.
Case Details and Defendant Information Not Available
The Herald Sun's promotional excerpts do not include specific names, allegations, charges, or case outcomes. Only the court locations and hearing date are identified in the available summaries. Full access to defendant names and case details appears to require an active subscription to the Herald Sun's digital service.
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