Staggering wedding price hikes hit loved-up Melbourne couples
The cost of weddings has soared in Melbourne, with at least one venue jacking up their prices by $50 per person. Now many couples fear they’ll never afford to have their big day.
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Woman linked to Clunes health retreat death charged with drug trafficking
A self-proclaimed ‘healer and mentor’ linked to a Clunes health retreat where a woman died after consuming a drink allegedly containing magic mushrooms has been charged with drug trafficking.
Brighton locals’ fury over radio duo’s tennis ball ‘drop’ stunt
A Bayside tennis club has been embroiled in a stoush with furious locals after it signed on to host a Kyle and Jackie O competition where hundreds of tennis balls will be dropped from a helicopter.
‘We are screwed’: Melbourne man’s heartbreak after LA fires destroy his home
A Melbourne-born film editor’s life has been uprooted after he watched his neighbourhood be devoured by the California wildfires on CCTV footage.
Why parents are spending big bucks on back to school phones
Worried Victorian parents are turning to apps to track their children’s location amid heightened safety concerns as the school year returns.
Melbourne DJ and OnlyFans star dies in Bali
Shocked relatives have remembered Courtney Mills as a “free spirit” and “bright shining star” after her freak death in Bali.
Allan govt reveals hospital groupings for health network plan
The Allan government has detailed how the state’s hospitals will be grouped under a controversial move to streamline resources, which critics have dubbed “amalgamation by stealth”.
Tributes for ‘radiant’ grandma allegedly killed by husband in Langwarrin
A “besotted” first-time grandma who was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband has been remembered by family and friends for her love of skiing and greyhounds.
Three homes destroyed in Grampians blaze; residents set to return
Three homes have been destroyed by the raging Grampians bushfire while police have revealed they responded to six illegal campfires on Boxing Day when the danger level was at its highest.
Sharp & Carter founder apologises for unhinged Xmas party pep talk
He went viral for an unhinged Christmas party pep talk and now the boss of one of Australia’s largest recruiting firms has addressed his “inappropriate” speech.
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