‘Someone needs to get rid of public service free loaders. Go Dutton’
Peter Dutton has outlined how his mega Medicare boost would be funded – and not everyone is a fan. HAVE YOUR SAY
Victoria
Former dilapidated Williamstown pub could be your dream home
A once rundown Melbourne pub is back on the market, offering buyers a chance to turn a historic icon into a dream home or business.
Future Victoria: $2bn ‘mini Melbourne’ slated for booming west
Western Melbourne Group releases blueprints for a new sports, health and entertainment city to be built in Melbourne’s outer south west.
What you’ll pay for a pie, beer at the footy this year
A day at the footy just got a little bit more expensive, with the cost of pies, chips and drinks revealed for season 2025.
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New year, new state, new school: Big adventure for preppie twins
Double the back to school fun is in store for Our Lady of Lourdes primary as twin brothers Maximus and Domadius gear up for their first day of prep after a big move from interstate. See the pictures!
Hundreds of Victorians recognised on Australia Day 2025 Honours List
From Melbourne hospitality legends to scientific and medical researchers, meet the Victorians that have been recognised on the Australia Day Honours List, and which three were received the nation’s highest honour.
Hover, don’t touch — the latest bungle to hit myki
If you have a new myki card you may have noticed it doesn’t scan when you touch on. A batch of cards are failing to work as advertised and the Allan government has quietly fessed up to the problem.
Scorching end to Australia Day long weekend forecast for Melbourne
Melburnians are set for beautifully warm weather on Australia Day before a sizzling hot end to the long weekend as temperatures climb into the 40s. See what’s in store for the city.
Tax office chases man for bill on property he sold 17 years ago
A man has told of his shock after Victoria’s tax office began chasing him for land tax payments on a Benalla property that he sold almost two decades ago.
Teenage girl drowns in tragic start to long weekend
A teenage girl has died after being pulled from a river near Benalla on Saturday morning.
Settler statue toppled in CBD
Vandals have toppled a statue of Melbourne founder John Batman overnight.
Hamas releases fresh hostage details
Hamas has confirmed the identities of four women who will be released next under the cease-fire deal.
When to catch the AO final action
Here’s a look at the times for the remaining matches at this year’s Australian Open.
Alarm over Greens’ new tax plan to ‘revive’ shopping strips
Melbourne property owners would be hit with another tax under a radical push from the Greens to “revive” bustling shopping strips such as Chapel St and Smith St.
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