Car sales king carving up huge Mornington Peninsula compound
The family behind one of Melbourne’s biggest family-owned car dealerships are splitting up a sprawling Mornington Peninsula holding they spent decades collecting.
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Vandals 1, Captain Cook 0: Yarra Council rules on monument
City of Yarra will not reinstate the Captain Cook monument in Fitzroy North’s Edinburgh Gardens because it says repeated vandal attacks have made it too costly to repair.
‘Pay good money’: Strathcona teachers take stop-work action
Staff at Strathcona Girls’ Grammar took unprecedented stop-work action during the school’s cross-country event on Friday, approaching parents in their fight for better working hours and pay.
Desal plant dusted off as dams drop to 78pc capacity
Victoria will fire up its seldom used desalination plant for the first time in three years as Melbourne’s water storages drop more than 10 per cent below over the past year.
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Tony Mokbel arrives at court in armoured truck for D-Day in freedom bid
Tony Mokbel has arrived at Victoria’s Court of Appeal in an armoured BearCat, with the notorious gangland figure fighting to taste his first day of freedom in 18 years. Here’s how his bail application will play out and what might happen next.
Celeste Manno’s killer on hunger strike
Stalker and murderer Luay Sako who stabbed his 23-year-old former colleague to death at her Mernda home has been hospitalised after a week-long hunger strike.
Victorian schools with the highest crime rates revealed
Almost 6000 crimes were committed at schools last year, new data has revealed. From sex offences to robberies, see which suburbs were hotspots for schoolyard crime.
Bulldogs forced to pay almost $3m to child abuse victim
Western Bulldogs had a High Court appeal rejected, forcing the AFL club to pay a child abuse victim almost $3 million.
Panahi: Trump unrelenting in his quest to put America first
No one with any knowledge of US politics should be shocked by President Trump imposing tariffs on more than 180 countries. If only our own government was as uncompromising in protecting Australian industries and workers.
‘You don’t deserve to be free’: The magistrate who stood up for victims of crime
A Melbourne magistrate has prioritised the safety of Victorians, refusing to free an “appalling” teen offender, while taking aim at police for supporting his release over a two-month crime spree.
Yarra Council eyes Victoria St revival as area hits ‘crisis situation’
Richmond’s Victoria St precinct may be set for an overhaul by Yarra Council, which says it’s needs to “act now” after a major state agency was forced to move because of assaults on staff by drug users from the nearby safe injecting room.
We’re everyday Aussies like you – the true toll of Trump’s tariffs
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
Teen on bail allegedly stole second car from home before Rowville crash
A fourteen-year-old boy on bail has been charged over an aggravated burglary in Knoxfield which ended with the death of two teens in a horror crash.
Loreto students in tears in court over truck driver’s shock act
Dozens of Loreto students, staff and their loved ones were at the County Court for a hearing for a truck driver who allegedly crashed into their school bus – but there was one problem in the courtroom.
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