The Victorian Government will not rule out opening more safe injecting rooms across the state, after launching its new purpose-built facility in North Richmond. Do you think it should? HAVE YOUR SAY
National Australia Bank has issued a credit card to a Melbourne woman who has been dead for 10 years. But the bank added insult to injury in a shocking way.
A miserable Monday is in store for Melbourne commuters, who have been told to arrive an hour earlier as four train lines shut down for a major winter construction blitz. These are the affected lines.
Young offenders who rioted at the Parkville and Malmsbury centres have racked up a multimillion-dollar repair bill at the damaged and ageing facilities, which taxpayers must foot.
It’s regarded as one of Melbourne’s most congested remaining level crossings, and the government is preparing to dig deep to get rid of it without buying up properties nearby.
The Andrews Government has annnouced level crossings in Melbourne’s west will be the next to removed as part of long-term plan to rid Victoria of dangerous level crossings. Here’s which ones.
Elderly and disabled Victorians are being forced to beg their state appointed financial managers for money according to a new report that slams state appointed bureaucrats.
From footy to theatre tickets, hundreds of ads selling access to sought-after events at massive mark ups have been removed, but not one fine has been issued since the fresh crackdown began.
Families and doctors of terminally ill patients are being warned of a law that could see them prosecuted for encouraging suicide. The federal law has prompted fears around phone conversations.
A devastated bystander has recounted how he almost suffered the same tragic fate as an elderly man who was killed by a cyclist while crossing a busy road in St. Kilda, just months after witnessing a similar incident at the same crossing.
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