Melbourne women poisoned in Laos identified, families by their bedsides
The Melbourne teens on life support in a Thai hospital after a horror drink spiking in Laos have been identified as their families gather at their bedsides.
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Pacific Island workers ‘too afraid to return home’
An increasing number of Pacific Islander farm workers are too scared to return home after having extramarital relationships with co-workers.
They were once the pride of their suburbs. Now they sit in ruin
A Northcote factory with a glittering past and a Warburton Weet-Bix factory are just a few of the once-proud Victorian landmarks in desperate need of a makeover. See the photos.
Startling amount of Vic homes being paid for in cash
The Victorian postcodes where as much as 60 per cent of buyers pay in cash have been revealed. But there are fears about what the practice could mean for future purchasers. SEE THE LIST
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Furious Bayside locals chant ‘shame’ at Jacinta Allan presser over fast-tracked towers
A crowd of up to 100 furious Bayside locals gathered to heckle Premier Jacinta Allan ahead of a press conference about her plans for high rises in 50 new Melbourne areas.
Warrnambool dad killed over rental dispute, court hears
A Warrnambool man whose body has never been found was killed with a baseball bat and buried in a bush grave over a rental dispute with his landlord, a court has heard.
Two smoke shops set on fire in Melbourne
Smoke stores in Thornbury and Frankston were set ablaze in the latest arson attacks in Melbourne’s tobacco war.
Why Test cricketer went from bowling to building
Former fast bowler James Pattinson picked up the tools after he retired from cricket in late-2021 and has built a plethora of properties. And he has even more in store.
Bungling motorhome arsonist sets himself on fire
An arsonist has set himself on fire while attacking a motorhome in Wangaratta.
‘They saved my life’: Vic mum shares breast cancer drug trial success
A Victorian mum who had the chance to trial a new drug to treat triple-negative breast cancer has described it a “life saver”, sparking new hope of enhanced therapy options for women worldwide.
Bikini mogul mayoral hopeful sorry for birthday at Reine and La Rue
Melbourne mayoral hopeful Erin Deering has said she didn’t “stop and think” about the possibility her birthday celebration at a restaurant owned by a man charged with holding up a Nazi swastika could cause offence.
Boomers call us lazy, but do they know what Gen Z is up against?
Most parents don’t want their adult-aged children moving back home, but take it from a Gen Zer — between being labelled lazy and facing a hostile rental market, it’s not that easy out there.
Kickboxer linked to Melbourne’s underworld emerges in Dubai
High-flying fighter and trainer Salim Aschna has become the latest figure with ties to Melbourne’s underworld to relocate to the Middle East, opening an up-market restaurant in the region.
Essendon Football Club reveals plans to revamp Windy Hill
It’s long been Essendon Football Club’s spiritual heartland. Now, a deal between the Bombers and the AFL will see Windy Hill redeveloped with a female first focus.
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