Lunar taskforce police have conducted raids on Kazem Hamad’s illicit tobacco syndicate, seizing weapons and arresting several people allegedly involved in tobacco shop extortions.
A leafy property in Melbourne’s east that was a filming site for Aussie soap Neighbours could be yours if you’ve got the money.
A young man stabbed to death after being set upon by up to 10 men armed with machetes at Marriott Waters Shopping Centre has been remembered as a kind son with an “infectious sense of humour”.
A Canadian tourist has detailed how be was “sucker punched” so hard his shoes fell off, one of at least six random attacks on city pedestrians over the Melbourne Grand Prix.
A 16-year-old accused of driving a stolen car at speeds of up to 200km/h on the Princes Highway in Melbourne’s southeast before almost taking out another vehicle has been granted bail.
The Allan government will throw cash at hiring social media influencers to spruik the Metro Tunnel — some $4bn over budget — when it opens later this year.
Melbourne is bracing for a wild end to summer with sweltering heat, an extreme fire warning and the chance of a severe thunderstorm before autumn makes an early appearance.
Serena Williams stunned fans during the 2025 Super Bowl. She has an even more stunning real estate collection.
Victoria’s Department of Education fumbled two cases of child sexual abuse, failing to support the victims and giving inaccurate advice to the schools, a damning ombudsman report has found.
Two Victorian police officers will stand trial over allegations they locked a man in a cell against his will before he self-harmed after he was taken to a police station for a breath test.
The Allan government is under fire for doing nothing to protect domestic violence victims when introducing its controversial short stay levy.
A heritage-listed house in Melbourne’s inner east where Australia’s longest-serving Prime Minister Robert Menzies and his family lived while he was in the nation’s top job is on the market.
Victoria has been described as an “economic basket case” as data shows 4.4 per cent of all businesses shut their doors for good last year – the highest of any state.
The daughter of tile baron Frank Walker, interior designer Amy Spargo, is selling a Mornington Peninsula house that she has extensively renovated. SEE INSIDE.
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