Dire warning for Aussies amid stunning shopping reality
With Aussies expected to splash out a staggering $10.5b at the end of financial year sales, experts are warning shoppers to be aware.
Victoria
One in three uni students drop out. These are the courses they’re bailing on
Victorian university students are spending thousands of dollars on degrees they never complete. These are the courses they’re most likely to bail out of.
How Celia Pacquola blew a role in the world’s biggest TV show
Comedian Celia Pacquola has mustered up the strength to tell her darkest story — how she lost out on a role in TV sensation Bluey.
How many Labor MPs does it take to dig out of a $200bn debt?
Backroom Baz: Have you got a $200bn debt? Follow the Labor example and spend a few hundred dollars on shovels to try and dig your way out of it.
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Red light runner gets smashed in Berwick
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Deeming referred to IBAC over Pesutto offer; Kennett labels ‘blackmail’
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Agents’ bizarre tactic to sell Melb home
Melbourne agents have launched an unorthodox sales tactic involving a matador, bull and beef.
Melbourne Uni professor suing British rival over plagiarism claims
An internationally renowned Melbourne professor has launched legal action against a British academic who he claims trolled him with “scandalous” allegations of plagiarism.
Hunter-Killers revive WWII mission to defend against subs threat
Australia’s $45bn future frigates will be positioned as anti-submarine Hunter-Killers in an echo of World War II, as construction accelerates on several massive naval projects.
Arsonists dies five months after firebombing Melbourne business
An accused arsonists has died five months after he firebombed a Chapel Street business. The 52-year-old St Albans man was one of three men who…
Alleged Prahran arsonist who set himself alight screams in distress
A passerby caught the moment a man was rolling around on Chapel Street moments after he allegedly set a dessert bar and tobacconist on fire
Boat owners’ lives at risk as marine safety inspections abandoned
The Victorian Fisheries Authority has ordered its officers to stop all marine safety inspections, putting boat owners’ lives at risk.
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