Novak nod a final insult for mourning Victorians
Families who missed out on the final moments with their loved ones say the decision to let Novak Djokovic into the country is a “slap in the face”.
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Shoppers are being greeted by empty shelves, with reports of bare fresh produce sections emerging across Melbourne.
How cow dung power plant may fuel Victorian farms
A machine that can turn cow dung into electricity will be trialled by a Victorian dairy farm — and hopes are growing that farmers could build their own.
Site to help Aussies track down elusive rapid tests
A new site has emerged to help struggling Aussies find rapid antigen tests as many Victorians wait days in isolation for delayed PCR test results.
How cricket wowsers are killing the Aussie larrikin
As the Aussies fought the Poms on the field, another battle was being waged in the Boxing Day Test crowd – between beer skollers and security guards.
Should Pat play? Two cricket tragics come out swinging
A brief chat with someone who had Covid has wiped Pat Cummins out of the Adelaide Test. Inevitable or overkill? Two of our resident cricket tragics debate the issue. Poll: Have your say.
Finally, Steven Marshall stands up to the bureaucrats
It’s been a long time coming – the Premier, with the state’s top cop, has finally stood up to health bureaucrats over borders. It took long enough, writes Caleb Bond.
Women still doing bulk of housework
The gender gap around household chores is closing — but it’s not really because men are doing more.
Bold bid to transform sports precinct to party hub
The MCG and Melbourne Park should be the centrepiece for a bustling district of bars and restaurants to cement ourselves as a sporting capital.
Don’t be fooled by PAYG road use spin
The road fee overhaul is spruiked as a win for motorists but there’s more chance of Tim Smith becoming premier than drivers saving money under the scheme.
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