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Clyde North man charged with murder after woman dies from injuries in Melbourne’s southeast

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Jul 27, 2026
Clyde North man charged with murder after woman dies from injuries in Melbourne’s southeast

A family has remembered a Melbourne mother as “devoted” and “caring” after she was allegedly killed by her partner.

Brooke Timmins, 29, was found with critical injuries at a house on Generation Dr in Clyde North about 6.30pm on Sunday. 

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The mother-of-two was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries, where she later died.

Her partner, 32-year-old roof tiler Jorden Turney, was arrested at the home and has since been charged with one count of murder.

Timmins leaves behind two sons, aged five and three.

Brooke Timmins has been remembered as “a devoted mother” by her family after she was allegedly killed by her partner. Credit: Supplied In a statement, Timmins’ family described her as “a beautiful, caring and loving 29-year-old woman who meant the absolute world to her family”.

“She was a devoted mother whose children were her whole world, a much-loved daughter and sister, and an incredible auntie who adored her family deeply,” the statement read.

The family said she was “kind, caring and deeply loved by so many people”. 

“Brooke had her whole life ahead of her and deserved the chance to watch her children grow and experience all the beautiful moments still to come,” the statement continued. 

Jorden Turney has been charged with murder after Timmins’ death. Credit: Supplied The family said the young mother had a passion for basketball and especially loved coaching.

“She gave so much of her time and heart to the sport and to the people she coached, encouraging and supporting those around her,” they said. 

“We want her remembered for the mother, daughter, sister, auntie, friend and beautiful person she was.

“Brooke was only 29. She deserved so much more time.

“She will be loved and missed beyond words, and her memory will live on through her children, her family and every life she touched.”

A friend told 7NEWS Timmins was “a beautiful girl inside and out”.

“It’s truly an awful situation. She’ll be missed,” the friend said.

A man has been charged with murder after a woman died in Melbourne. Credit: 7NEWS According to social media posts, Timmins and Turney had been together since at least 2021.

Just two months ago, Timmins tagged Turney in a social media post about spending the King’s Birthday long weekend at a holiday park, to which he replied: “6th isn’t a bad idea.”

In response to a post from Timmins’ mother welcoming him to the family in 2021, Turney wrote that he would always support Timmins and her eldest son.

“Your daughter is a beautiful girl at heart, that’s because you’ve raised her that way and I thank you for that!” he wrote in December that year.

“I’ll always be there to support and live the best life with Brooke and [her eldest son].

“I appreciate the fact how close I already am to your beautiful family! Got to say love you all!”

The mother-of-two was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries, where she later died. Credit: Supplied Turney appeared before Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Monday, where the court heard he had psychiatric concerns.

He was seen sobbing in the dock but did not apply for bail.

He was remanded in custody.

Neighbours told 7NEWS they did not hear anything unusual on Sunday night, but were left shocked by the incident.

“(It’s a) pretty quiet neighborhood. Everyone keeps it to themselves,” one neighbour said.

“Just awful and shocking to think about. Yeah, I’m just in shock, I’m still processing.”

Police remained at the property for much of Monday where Turney’s car was still parked.

Photos of Timmins and whiskey cans were seen inside.

If you or someone you know is impacted by sexual assault, domestic or family violence, call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or visit 1800RESPECT.org.au.

In an emergency, call 000.

Advice and counselling for men concerned about their use of family violence: Men’s Referral Service, 1300 766 491

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