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Why strawberries will be hard to find again
Supermarket chains and fruit shops are struggling to fill their shelves with strawberries, the latest hit for fans of the berry after shocking sabotage last year. This is why.
Crackdown saves pups from dodgy breeders
More than 100 businesses have been probed in Victoria after a shake-up of animal welfare laws, and even pet shops reported to be selling pedigree pups have been raided in the crackdown.
MS wonder drug for kids approved
A new wonder drug to treat children with multiple sclerosis has been approved in Australia, following a global study proving its positive effects in reducing relapses with less side effects.
Why Aussies have a fear of leftovers
Australians are fuelling an unhealthy food waste epidemic, with one in four people saying they hate gobbling down leftovers at work — and Millennials are leading the charge. This is why.
Horror bike crash exposes deadly road flaws
VicRoads will put the state’s potholes under the microscope as the roads authority overhauls its inspections following a horrific motorcycle accident that killed a Victorian couple.
Tributes flow for beloved cyclist killed riding to event
Melbourne’s cycling community has been rocked after “extraordinary, devoted” cyclist Damion Drapac died in a collision while riding to the Anzac Day Classic last week.
Buyers steer clear of former squatters’ houses
Houses which were acquired for the ill-fated East West Link and were taken oven by squatters could have their prices slashed as cautious buyers steer clear despite a falling market.
Labor ‘members’ in dark over alleged rort
Victorians have had Labor Party memberships renewed in their name for years without their knowledge, in what insiders allege is a branch-stacking operation bankrolled by a printing rort.
Senator’s $117,000 printing riddle at centre of rort probe
Labor powerbroker Kim Carr spent more than $117,000 in taxpayers’ money with a printing firm entangled in an alleged “cash for stacks” rort, it can be revealed.
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