Party ‘crasher’ loses licence

Sarah Harman

A NIGHT of celebrations could have ended in tragedy when a party guest lost control of his car and crashed into a power pole. Clint Lyttleton lost his licence for 18 months and was fined $750 when he faced Mildura Magistrates’ Court this week. His defence counsel said the 39-year-old had been celebrating his wife’s […]

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