Coles to slash number of products it sells
Supermarket giant Coles is pushing forward with a plan to slash the number of products on its shelves by at least 10 per cent, in a move it says is designed to make it “easier” for shoppers.
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‘Bruised’: Harry and Meghan ‘moving back to UK’
In an unexpected twist, new whispers that Harry and Meghan could return to the UK has emerged following their “bruised” past.
Dutton lashes Victorian courts for being weak on anti-Semitic attacks
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has lashed Victoria’s courts amid a spike in anti-Semitic attacks, saying offenders are given a “slap on the wrist” as he calls for mandatory sentencing.
‘Surging fatalities is a rising trend’
Will Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor offer a special regional Victorian roads package? With an election only months away, calls are getting louder.
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First look at Chadstone’s Market Pavillion
The Market Pavillion will have butchers, bakers, fishmongers, fruit stores and more in a huge new indoor fresh produce precinct.
Vic curriculum authority blows extra $600k on delayed student website
The state’s embattled Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority has suffered a $600,000 cost blowout to its new online student portal.
Guards to protect council staff from violent beggars, drunks
Private security guards would protect council staff amid a rising tide of violence on Melbourne CBD streets under a plan by Town Hall.
How Ellen deals with neighbours over $30m home
Ellen DeGeneres has reportedly ruffled some feathers with her UK neighbours at her new $30 million home.
‘Leave immediately’: Bushfires threaten homes in Victoria’s west
Fire authorities have warned that two out of control bushfires are spreading quickly and could reach people’s homes.
Why these Victorian MPs want to smoke weed at Parliament House
Two politicians have planned an unorthodox way of celebrating if a major reform is approved.
Melbourne innovation to combat tanning trends, melanoma spike
A Melbourne woman has taken a stylish stand against the rising tide of melanoma and dangerous tanning trends rife among Gen Z.
Antisemitic graffiti sprayed on well-known Jewish family’s Middle Park home
A mansion owned by a member of one of Victoria’s most successful business families has been targeted by a vandal in an incident described as “chillingly reminiscent of Nazi Germany”.
Dead body found at Sandringham beach
Beachgoers were left shocked after a body was discovered floating in the water on Sunday.
Kids locked in hot cars as Melbourne swelters
At least two children a day are being left in cars across Melbourne, as alarming figures reveal which suburbs had the worst call-outs for the deadly offending.
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