Melbourne’s most pothole-plagued suburbs revealed
Melbourne’s crowded inner suburbs have been littered in potholes and road divots for years — and now, for the first time, the worst problem spots can finally be revealed. SEE THE LIST
Victoria
‘Rapid review’ of IVF ordered by nation’s health ministers
Following Monash’s catastrophic IVF bungle, Australia’s Health Ministers have gathered in an urgent meeting to discuss what comes next.
Rich-lister threatens court action over alleged ‘racist’ elite gym
Millionaire Christopher Shao has doubled down on claims his mother was unfairly targeted at Saint Haven gym, and says it is not just he who has been racially vilified at the exclusive club.
Gobbo’s ‘stark’ warning to anyone considering being a police informer
Disgraced criminal lawyer-turned-snitch Nicola Gobbo — known as Lawyer X — has lost her fight for a $1 million payout from the cops, and issued a warning to anybody thinking about becoming an informer.
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Man stabbed after woman robbed in Mickleham
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Man charged after police raid Croydon home, seizing firearms and drugs
A 38 year-old Croydon man has been charged with multiple offences after Police executed search warrants on a Croydon property, seizing drugs…
‘Should never have happened’: Minister savages second Monash IVF bungle
The Melbourne fertility giant — already reeling from a mix up that resulted in a woman giving birth to another person’s baby — has again implanted the wrong embryo into a patient.
Call to close Aussie oil tax leak that’s fuelling Putin’s war on Ukraine
Ukraine’s Ambassador to Australia has called for the sanctions loophole that has generated $1.85bn in taxes for the Kremlin’s war effort through exports of fuel to Australia to be closed, saying we must “stop financing Russian war crimes”.
An alleged burn pit at a Mount Eliza property
Condense video to the burn pit site where you can see the carcasses of two horses
Accused animal abuser comes nose-to-nose with protesters
Accused animal abuser Maxine Galpin confronts protesters outside her Mount Eliza property
Vic council may send ratepayers’ money overseas for green projects
Merri-bek council will debate whether to send ratepayers’ money overseas for energy efficient stoves in Guatemala, solar lighting in Zambia, biodiverse forests in Panama and to reduce emissions in Romania.
House sells after more than five decades in one family
A hardworking single mother bought a Carnegie house for the equivalent of $14,000, in the 1970s. It just sold for a seven-figure sum.
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