Boomers’ star hopes to score big on south east Melb property
Olympic basketball player and current Melbourne United star Chris Goulding is selling his home in the city’s south east suburbs. See what he’s selling.
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700,000-panel solar farm opposed by Victorian council
A central Victorian council will urge the Victorian Minister for Planning to reject a huge solar farm planned to be built on a 1147ha site.
One stupid decision: Crash driver’s grim warning
Student Oscar Mugerwa says one bad mistake nearly cost his and his mate’s lives when he wrapped his car around a pole – now he wants to warn others.
Why getting a good night’s sleep is crucial if you have high blood pressure
People with high blood pressure are at an increased risk of getting dementia — especially if they don’t get a certain amount of sleep each night, it’s now been revealed.
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We take a drive on Victoria’s worst road
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‘Sacking the boss won’t stop the rot’: Insiders say VCAA issues run deep
Bureaucrats, teachers, experts and political figures have spoken out about the 2024 VCE exam leaks and the subsequent cover-up by the troubled curriculum authority — and they say the problems run deep.
Police probe suspicious blaze at Preston tobacco shop
A tobacco shop in Melbourne’s northeast has gone up in flames in the latest in a string of suspected arson attacks.
Traffic chaos looms with major CBD street closures in 2025
A major CBD street is set to close for the majority of 2025, causing traffic chaos, as part of the Metro Tunnel build.
Lime Cordiale amped to hit the AFLW Grand Final stage
Two-time ARIA winners Lime Cordiale are gearing up to rock the AFLW Grand Final!.We caught up with the boys ahead of their big performance.
Victoria’s crime rate is static but fear has soared under 10 years of Labor
The crime rate has not changed one iota in the past decade — but with youth gangs, the raging tobacco war, relaxed bail laws and police pay disputes, Victorians do not feel safe.
Blind eye turned to drugs in Laos, for tourist dollar, claims grieving sister
A Cheltenham woman whose brother died from drink spiking in Laos — not far from where two Melbourne teens were poisoned — says a “blind eye” has been turned to the sale of drugs for years, to profit off tourists.
Hope springs for Mt Arapiles rock climbers, after backlash
The Allan government is exploring how it can let people continue to rock climb at Mt Arapiles, after massive backlash over controversial plans to shut down the site due to cultural heritage.
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