Sunshine to the airport on a myki: You’ll never guess how long it took
Two trains, a bus, delays and no one to help. Follow along as a trip shorter than 15km door to door becomes an odyssey on Melbourne’s broken transit system.
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Melbourne’s forgotten suburbs are bang in Labor heartland
Western suburbs workers, leaders and parents say they’ve been utterly neglected by Labor while it splurges $34.5bn on the controversial Suburban Rail Loop in Melbourne’s southeast.
Big Build site bosses urged to dob in Setka to police after Metro Tunnel visit
Bosses on Victoria’s Big Build sites have been told to call police if John Setka trespasses again, after the former CFMEU boss gained access to two projects without approval from builders or the Allan government.
Deadly delay after ambos stuck at overrun Melbourne hospital
A man in cardiac arrest died after the closest intensive care ambulance crew was stuck minding a non-urgent case at a crowded Melbourne hospital, a furious whistleblower has revealed.
‘Slug Gate’ battle to continue after Supreme Court ruling
The boss of I Cook Foods has vowed “we’re not going to stop” as Greater Dandenong Council’s attempts to have his legal fight for damages thrown out of court were rejected.
Suburban Rail Loop road works to impact on major hospitals
Patients at Monash Medical Centre and Monash Children’s Hospital have been blindsided by the weeks-long road closure for the Suburban Rail Loop.
Injecting room building govt bought for $40m is ‘falling apart’
The Flinders St building bought by the state government for its now-scrapped plans for a CBD injecting room will need millions in repairs.
Victorian children’s deaths prompt urgent care helpline for parents
A crisis hotline has been established for parents worried their sick kids aren’t getting proper treatment in our busy emergency departments.
‘Not ideal’: New ambo boss going on leave for seven weeks
The state government knew of Ambulance Victoria’s new chief executive Andrew Crisp’s plans to take more than seven weeks of leave, less than a month after taking over the troubled organisation.
‘Will hurt us bad’: What international student caps mean for Victoria
Victorian tertiary students could miss out on overseas study opportunities and encounter cuts to courses as fears mount the state will be “disproportionately” affected by international student caps.
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