A man charged with the murder of a father-of-four outside a Wodonga home will go to trial in the Melbourne Supreme Court
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Benjamin Paul Stiler entered a plea of not guilty on Thursday in an appearance via video link from custody to a Wodonga court.
Stiler is charged with the murder of 26-year-old Duwayne Johnson at Wodonga in January this year.
It is alleged Mr Johnson died after he was shot at close range, reportedly with a shotgun, before being run over by a car outside an address in Woodland Street on January 16.
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Stiler was formally committed to stand trial, with the matter adjourned for a directions hearing to take place on October 27.
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