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Police have identified vehicle debris at the site of a fatal hit-and-run in Sydney’s northwest as they appeal for the driver to come forward.

The body of a 51-year-old man was ​found along Springwood Rd in Yarramundi​, 10km southwest of Richmond, about 11.30pm on Monday.

A passing driver stopped and saw the man on the ground however he was already dead.

Detective Inspector Jason Hogan said the man was walking westbound on the shoulder of the road when he was hit by a car that failed to stop.

It’s unclear what the man was doing on the road but “that will form part of our inquiries”, Hogan said.

“We have spoken to some next of kin and we believe he lives in the Yarramundi area,” he said.

“They’re really upset at the moment as can be expected.”

Hogan said police had identfied vehicle debris where the man was found that is similar to an early model 2000 Ford Festiva.

A dark coloured car was seen driving erratically and without its lights on along Springwood Rd heading north around the time of the incident.

It’s unclear whether this car was involved in the accident.

Hogan appealed for the driver responsible, or anyone else who was driving in the area at the time, to come forward.

He also urged people to keep an eye out for the Ford that may have been involved, saying it’s likely to have damage to the lower part of the car.

“To the driver and to anyhone who might have information about the crash, they need to report that to the police to assist our investugation and to give the family some anwsers about what happened to the 51-year-old male,” Hogan said.

Multiple mysterious messages have been written in graffiti on a Melbourne home where a man and women were found dead.

The bodies were found at an address on Adrienne Cres in Mount Waverley about 9.55pm on Monday.

Police initially received a call about 9.20pm reporting that yelling could be heard from the home.

They then received a second call that suggested the situation was more “urgent”, Detective Inspector Dean Thomas said.

Following investigations police identified a person of interest and a manhunt ensued involving the Critical Incident Response team and the AirWing.

A 34-year-old man of no fixed address was arrested at Westall train station about 1.40am on Tuesday.

Multiple messages were written in graffiti on the home and on a fence opposite the property.

The messages include “enough is enough”, “karma has no menu” and multiple references to veganism such as “meat is murder”.

Police are investigating potential links between the graffiti and the deaths.

“Homicide Squad detectives will work to determine if the graffiti is relevant to the murder investigation,” Victoria Police said.

The supsect was found at the train station with two large dogs and was “peacefully” taken into custody, Thomas said.

He will be interviewed by detectives in relation to the deaths.

“We believe that there is a link between our suspect and the address but we’re just working together at this point to make sense of what that means and what it all looks like,” Thomas said.

“The suspect has arrived at the address and then obviously an altercation has occurred which had led to the male and female being killed and the subject has then left the address.

“We’ve got our major crime scene examiners ... examining the scene at the moment, that will take quite some time. That will go for the best part of the day.”

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Three people sustained stab wounds in an alleged neighbour dispute on a NSW Central Coast street on Monday.

A fight broke out between two women and a man on Gossimer Close in Killarney Vale, about 2pm.

All three were found suffering stab wounds, with a 23-year-old woman airlifted to the John Hunter Hospital in a critical condition.

A 33-year-old woman was taken to the same hospital in a serious condtion while a 20-year-old man was arrested and taken to Gosford Hospital in a stable condition.

All three were placed under police guard.

It’s believed they are all known to each other.

After being discharged, the man was released into police custody and taken to Wyong Police Station where he was charged with occasioning actual bodily harm (in company), possess prohibited drug, affray and drive while disqualified.

He has been refused bail to appear before Wyong Local Court on Tuesday.

The women are now reported to be in a stable conditions and police are continuing to investigate what happened.

A man has been charged with the murder of his partner who was found dead inside her Melbourne home.

Zoe Walker, 38, was found inside her home on Seaby Avenue, at Upper Ferntree Gully in Melbourne’s eastern outskirts about 7.50am on Sunday.

Her partner, Daniel Horanyi, 46, was arrested at the scene.

On Monday night he was charged with murder and appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court.

He was remanded to appear again in December.

Zoe’s father Robert Walker told ​​www.20304050.best that his daughter was “full of life”​​.

“I still feel numb,” he said about Zoe’s death. “It’s such a shock.”

A man’s body has been found on the side of a road following a hit-and-run in Sydney’s northwest.

The body was found along Springwood Rd in Yarramundi, 10km southwest of Richmond, about 11.30pm on Monday.

The man, who has not yet been identified, had died before emergency services arrived.

Police investigations revealed the man had been hit by a car that had failed to stop.

A dark coloured car was seen driving erratically along Springwood Rd heading north around the time of the incident.

“As investigations commence police are urging anyone who may have information about the crash – or was in the area at the time with any available dashcam/mobile phone footage – to contact Windsor Police Station or Crime Stoppers,” NSW Police said.

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A man and a woman have been found dead in a home in Melbourne’s southeast, with a man arrested in relation to the discovery.

The bodies were found at an address on Adrienne Cres in Mount Waverley about 9.55pm on Monday.

They have not yet been formally identified.

A 34-year-old man was arrested at Westall train station about 1.40am on Tuesday.

He will be interviewed by detectives in relation to the deaths.

“At this stage police are not looking for anyone else in relation to the incident,” Victoria Police said.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.