Police allege a BMW driven by the teenager rear-ended a Kia Carnival, causing the Kia to surge forward and crash into the 33-year-old woman, who was walking nearby.

Fariba Hussainzada, 33, and her son Farzad were on Allan Street, Dandenong, on Monday afternoon when the young boy lost control of his scooter at the bridge and plunged into the fast-flowing creek.

Magistrate Tania Johnson noted the fatal crash was a one-off incident against Rahman’s previously clean driving record, which included around 25,000 trips.

“People evading tax and super obligations are directly harming honest businesses and increasing the burden on other Australians.”

“We wanted a low-maintenance yard. Our fake, high-quality grass has always looked immaculate.”

The attackers reportedly shouted, “F*** off, Indian. Go back to where you came from,” after the unprovoked assault as the victim was walking out of Level 2 at Westfield Parramatta.

“Words cannot express the pain and sorrow we feel at this heartbreaking moment.

He was later located and tasered by police before being taken into custody and transported to the hospital.

The scammer cited a genuine-looking ReportCyber reference number and directed the victim to verify it online

A Build Skills Australia report estimates another 37,000 workers will be needed to meet the Federal Government’s housing accord targets