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READ MORE:Maitland Ward 'bought vibrator and tested BDSM' when hit Disney show was cancelledThe event occurred on Sunday, August 14 following Glen Waverley's final game of the Eastern League's Division 3 season as the club were relegated to Division 4 and after finishing at the bottom of the table.It was a raucous night for all in the pub as regular goers were trying to have a good time when the incident occurred as one witness said the bathrooms were covered in vomit with some players demonstrating abusive behaviour to customers.There were further claims of the disturbing behaviour perpetuated by the players who were apparently smashing glasses inside and outside the pub and stealing drinks from behind the bar.They were also accused of dancing on tables and damaging venue property.Glen Waverley Football Club put forth a statement where they said would take 'immediate action' on the players involved in both the footage and the destructive behaviour."The committee has been made aware of an incident which has occurred during the post-season celebrations of some of our senior playing group,' the statement read."While this occurred away from the club and was not a club-sanctioned event, we are extremely saddened and disappointed in the behaviour shown by people who should know better.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."The club is taking immediate action to address the serious breach of our culture and values that has occurred within this incident."The individuals involved, along with the broader playing group will be both disciplined and educated and if need be, counselled in the type of conduct expected by members of our club, along with the physical and

Neighbours will sadly end this summer after being on screen for 37 years.After almost 9,000 episodes, the programmes producers said they were "so sorry", but had no choice but to "rest the show" due to the "loss of our key broadcast partner in the UK".This is devastating news for a number of people, including the fans of the soap, as well as the cast and crew.There's also another group of people who will be extremely impacted by this news who you may not have thought about – the real life 'Neighbours' of Ramsay Street – where the show is filmed.Ramsay Street is actually a residential cul-de-sac called Pin Oak Court in Vermont South, Melbourne.The name Ramsay Street comes from one of the original characters, Max Ramsay, who appeared in the show's pilot episode on March 18 1985.Many of the scenes from the iconic soap are shot outside the houses on Ramsay Street, while interior shots are filmed in a studio located in nearby Nunawading.There are some perks to living on the same street where Neighbours is filmed.The real life residents of Ramsay Street are believed to be paid somewhere in the region of $33,000 (£18,000) to $50,000 (£27,000), according to The Herald and The Age.The sum depends on how much of the home is filmed.Real estate agency Barry Plant's Glen Waverley sales manager Carolyn Barton told The Sydney Herald: “It varies from house to house. Those that have filming of the front facade and the backyard get a higher return than those that just film the facade.”It comes as no surprise that house prices have soared in the area.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe bodies of a mum and her three children have been discovering huddled together in the burnt-out remains of their home following a devastating house fire.Neighbours reported hearing screaming from the house in Melbourne, Australia where Kaoru Okano and her young kids were trapped.Detective Senior Sergeant Neville Major told reporters the bodies were found in an upstairs bathroom where they had tried to find shelter during the blaze in the Glen Waverley area of the city.A man, who police say is related to the family originally from Japan, managed to escape the inferno with serious burns.The officer said: "He himself has been burned and