$30m gift to Melbourne Uni breaks record
TALENTED students will benefit from a $30 million gift to the University of Melbourne from the Hansen Little Foundation, the largest of its kind in the uni’s history. Here’s how it will be spent.
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Daniher’s fight for a cure returns to the ’G
FOOTY legend Neale Daniher is as determined as ever to find a cure for the disease slowly killing him, stepping up the battle with his fourth annual Big Freeze fundraiser.
Teens charged over attack on autistic boy
TWO more teenagers have been charged over an alleged assault of an autistic boy in Melbourne’s northern suburbs earlier this week.
Unions shut down city, hit the pub
UNION workers have traded in their flags and banners for beer and cigarettes after a disruptive morning protest that caused the closure of major roads and tram routes across the CBD.
‘Toxic’ dog food manufacturer to pay vet bills
A DOG food manufacturer has admitted its premium food may be a “significant risk factor” for an incurable disease which struck down dozens of dogs across Australia— now pet owners can have their vet bills reimbursed, here’s how.
Inside North Melbourne party rampage
A STOLEN credit card may have been used to book a four-star apartment trashed during a violent party that saw police cars stomped on. Police say they are closing in on the youths responsible, as photos reveal the extent of damage.
Dog deaths spark pet food law call
HEARTBROKEN owners of dogs who died after eating a potentially contaminated batch of high-grade dog food have been left horrified after discovering there are no laws to regulate the safety of imported dog food.
Armed man found inside Government House grounds
A MAN armed with box cutters was found inside Government House grounds overnight. It is understood Governor Linda Dessau was home at the time.
Third cancer battle for brave Tyler Fishlock
A COURAGEOUS teenager who beat cancer twice and won the hearts of Victorians is facing his third tragic battle with the disease.
Parents may pull kids out of school near drug-injection room
PARENTS say allowing ice users to shoot up next to their kids at Richmond West Primary School is “slightly insane”. Some will consider removing their children from the school.
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