Seven men have been charged over the fight that led to death of a Melbourne man in 2016.
Patrick Cronin died after a one-punch attack at a Diamond Creek venue in April. Andrew Lee was sentenced to eight years in jail over the 19-year-old's manslaughter, after hitting him in the head.
Seven men aged in their 30's have now been charged over the fight which involved up to 30 people. The Cronin family has released a statement, saying "we're pleased to see charges being laid' and 'we look forward to an outcome". The men will appear in court in May next year. Image: News Corp Australia
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