Labor will start with wiping HECS debts. Here’s what they’ve promised next
Anthony Albanese’s election campaign season was studded with expensive pledges and promises. Here’s when Labor will deliver on them.
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Bundoora man found dead in vegetable patch had vanished from his gym
Police have charged a man with murder after another man’s body was discovered in a vegetable patch at a home in Bundoora.
Why bringing Rory to Melbourne would be a stroke of genius
It’ll cost a small fortune and may not even come off, but if the Victorian can secure Rory McIlroy to, it will go some way to rebuild the state’s damaged major events reputation, writes Michael Warner
Madam who ran Olarenshaw’s Bali brothel lifts lid on X-rated antics
The madam who ran Bali brothels for former AFL star Ricky Olarenshaw, his estranged wife and an Australian couple has revealed what went on behind closed doors at the two illegal “sensual spas”.
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Storm’s historic triple-header Mother’s Day play
Melbourne Storm will host a historic triple-header this weekend, featuring the club’s first-ever female footy match at AAMI Park.
Traffic chaos in Melbourne, union protest causing major delays
Fireys and farmers are uniting to protest, causing traffic chaos in Melbourne, clogging up the West Gate freeway and causing major delays across the city.
How Yarra’s new mayor is reshaping Melbourne’s wokest council
Stephen Jolly has taken control at Yarra Council and is shaking things up with policies once considered radical in the woke stronghold — emptying bins and putting up Christmas decorations.
Allan follows in Dan’s footsteps, announces China trip
Jacinta Allan has unveiled plans for a trade mission to China to “make our friendship even stronger”, as the Chinese president Xi Jinping meets with Vladimir Putin in Russia to strengthen the alliance between the two countries.
Liberals survive Labor’s assault to cling on to Flinders seat
Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie has managed to hang on to her seat in Flinders in a much-needed win for the browbeaten party.
Campbell: Bandt bows out as the biggest hypocrite
If Adam Bandt had gone out with grace and humility it would’ve spoiled the fun. Instead he departs as one of Australian politics’ greatest hypocrites.
Lord Mayor’s CBD security guard plan gets public slap down
Opposition leader Brad Battin has openly slammed Nick Reece’s plan to have security guards patrol Melbourne’s CBD, saying the suggestion misses the point.
‘It’s a happy day’: Melbourne’s Catholic community rejoices over new Pope
Leading Melbourne Catholics have been celebrating the selection of Pope Leo XIV, describing the moment as one of “profound joy” and “very special” for the city’s Catholic community.
Steve Price’s likes and dislikes of the week
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Rare insight into Gout Gout’s ‘quiet, confident’ personality
Sprint sensation Gout Gout has shown that he can also move off the track with his own rendition of a viral dance. WATCH THE VIDEO
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