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Hodder has been remembered as a “beautiful, caring and supportive woman”.

Driver accused of killing young model while drunk, on drugs granted bail

Elise Hodder, 24, was killed when she was hit by a car that allegedly reversed at speed as it tried to leave an illegal rave in Kooyong at the weekend.

  • Cameron Houston and Carla Jaeger

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City of Stonnington.

City of Stonnington: What your candidates said

Voters in Stonnington will choose nine people to represent them on council for the next four years. Here is what the candidates said about why they are running in the Victorian council elections and what they want to achieve.

  • Cara Waters and Rachael Dexter
The Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club board decided the Kooyong Classic no longer “aligns with the club’s core business”.

Kooyong Classic under threat as event does ‘not align’ with venue’s ‘core business’

New Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club president Darren O’Loughlin said in a statement on Thursday that the Classic did not “align with the club’s core business”, despite it being “an important and historical” part of the prestigious club.

  • Marc McGowan
Josh Frydenberg says he will not contest his former seat of Kooyong at the next federal election.

If not now, when? Frydenberg now bets on a distant future

The former treasurer has no realistic way to contest the next election. Could he try for Kooyong later? The truth is that nobody gets a smooth elevation to the top.

  • David Crowe

They say they ‘need’ Frydenberg. There’s an awkward problem with his return

The rush to restore Josh Frydenberg to parliament looks like a sure Liberal victory. But it’s a huge risk when anyone stops to think.

  • David Crowe
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club

Top seethe: Kooyong Tennis Club board cops a serve from angry members

Hundreds showed up at the “spiritual home of Australian tennis” on Monday amid a grassroots insurgency over the millions missing from club coffers.

  • Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Teals composite index. From left: Rob Baillieu, Simon Holmes a Court, Victor Franco

Simon Holmes a Court, the son of a Liberal premier, and their hopes for a local ‘teal wash’

Teal candidates were the surprise success at the last federal election. Now the people who backed them to win are targeting local government.

  • Cara Waters
The Kooyong for Members groups claims the tennis club spent $800,000 on Wagyu beef.

Member group claims Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club spent $800,000 on wagyu beef

The money was allegedly spent on the expensive variety of meat in the same financial year in which the club reported a $2.4 million loss from its hospitality operations.

  • Carla Jaeger
32 William Buckley Way, Sorrento.

Twelve of our favourite properties for sale in Victoria

Looking for your next home in Victoria? From Sorrento to Northcote, we’ve got you covered.

  • Jacqui Hammerton and Mary O'Brien
The former VicRoads offices in Kew.

Calls for social housing to be built on prized land in the middle of Kew

The former VicRoads headquarters next to Xavier College sits unused, but the government has been silent on the site’s future.

  • Clay Lucas

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