WFH is stopping young people from ‘learning how to adult’
The work-from-home revolution may have brought greater flexibility to working life but experts have warned of a downside for young people, who risk losing out on critical “adulting” skills.
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City of Melb considers selling eight-storey carpark at car-boot-sale price of $52m
The City of Melbourne is believed to be deep in negotiations to sell an eight-storey car park in one of the CBD’s most illustrious pockets to a Sydney-based pub giant.
Baffled veterans angry over foodie event at Shrine of Remembrance
A Melbourne Food and Wine Festival “dining experience” at the Shrine of Remembrance has been lashed by some veterans, who say the sacred site has been “commercialised” and threatened to picket the event.
Blundering arsonist sets himself on fire in Chapel St nightclub attack
An arsonist has set himself on fire while torching a South Yarra nightclub in one of three suspicious blazes to erupt across Melbourne. Now police have appealed to the public for information, warning “someone will eventually die”.
Push to recruit workers to live in Antarctica
Australians with a sense of adventure and a tolerance for low temperatures are being invited to apply for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to work in the coolest place on earth.
‘Melbourne’s best days are ahead of us’: Lord Mayor sworn in
Nick Reece has pledged to “lead by consensus” alongside a newly elected council group from diverse political backgrounds.
Victorians have healthiest habits in the country – except for these 2 things
Victorians have beaten out other states and territories in the nation to have the healthiest habits in Australia in a new survey. But we’re falling behind in two key areas.
Families defy ‘Morons 4 Palestine’ protesters to enjoy Myer windows
Protesters calling themselves ‘Morons 4 Palestine’ have gatecrashed the famous Myer Christmas windows – but children and families are still enjoying the special tradition.
Seven kangaroos die after barbaric ‘thrill kill’ shooting
Animal rights groups have offered a huge reward for information about the deaths of seven kangaroos after a brutal shooting spree in a park southeast of Melbourne. WARNING: Distressing images.
Voter fraud suspected in two local council elections
Victoria Police and VCAT are investigating two local council elections amid suspicions of voter fraud after multiple ballots appearing to be from the same voter were picked up.
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