Canadians, Victorian family sell cropping farms to local buyers
Wimmera farms spanning more than 800ha have changed hands after they were sold by a Canadian investor and a renowned farming family.
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Maori elders fly in for new top cop’s extravagant welcome party
Police officers have questioned the expense of the “powhiri” ceremony for New Zealander Mike Bush who is taking over as Victoria Police’s new chief commissioner.
Police probe Melbourne ‘predator hunters’ exposing alleged pedos
Police are investigating a Melbourne based vigilante gang who have shot to fame luring alleged pedophiles into public settings and shaming them online, but the group says they have no intention of slowing down.
Melbourne Uni professor launches legal action after being fired
A long-serving and highly regarded academic is suing for unfair dismissal after being sacked for alleged serious misconduct.
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Cooking, heating, hot water: Vic’s ever-changing gas rules explained
The Allan government has been forced into another backdown in its push to ween households off gas. So what are the new rules for homeowners and home builders? Here’s everything you need to know.
Analysis: How Allan’s war on ‘fossil gas’ went off the rails
After backing down a second time in her war on gas, it’s likely Jacinta Allan could’ve achieved the same outcome by offering the carrot rather than the stick. But that’s not the Victorian way.
Are flights from Melbourne to Europe actually cancelled?
Melbournians heading overseas on Etihad, Emirates and Qatar Airways are being warned of possible flight delays and cancellations due to the war…
Kennett – Today starts the great Victorian challenge
This week, Jeff Kennett says there are 18 months until the state election and now is the time to find leaders who want to lead Victoria back…
How 86yo has become the ‘heartbeat’ of Vic Mallee town
The tight-knit feel of his Victorian town explains Mick Giddings’ enduring love for the place he has always called home. Now he’s being recognised for his decades of community service.
‘Backbone of our nation’: Bush Summit to champion rural Australia
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will headline this year’s National Bush Summit that is set to push governments at all levels to ramp up support for regional communities battling natural disasters.
Hillary will Skype in, Gillard will be a hologram and you’ll pay $4k
A virtual Julia Gillard will take the stage in Melbourne for those willing to shell out an eye-watering sum. Meanwhile, Josh Frydenberg has traded the political bear pit for the ball pit.
Only five out of every 100 ambulances were available last night
Less than 5 per cent of the state’s ambulances were available overnight Monday as crews were stuck waiting to unload patients for as long as 10 hours at major Melbourne hospitals.
End of an era: Steve Price’s emotional exit from The Project
In his heartfelt goodbye on The Project, Steve Price reminisced about his years on the show and shared how he’ll tackle the emptiness of Monday nights ahead.
The dirty baker’s dozen: The bikie clubs police have in crosshairs
Police want new laws to stop bikie gangs displaying their club colours in public. The 13 clubs set to be affected boast links to multiple murders, international drug trafficking, standover work and other high-level crime.
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