Why major road upgrade needs to be redone
A road in Melbourne’s west is being resurfaced less than 18 months after it was upgraded, adding to concerns over a $1.8bn State Government scheme.
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A private training college with campuses across Melbourne has closed its doors, leaving hundreds of students and staff in the lurch.
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Big change coming to local sport
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Deception rife in inner city
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Greens leader calls on Libs to help block anti-protest Bill
The Victorian Greens leader says an anti-protest Bill marks a “grim day” for native forests, and urged the Liberals to block it, but the government says it could prevent a tragedy.
New look at underground station as train test nears
A fresh look at Melbourne’s Town Hall station has revealed one dramatic “cathedral-like” feature as works enter the next phase.
Parents demand collapsed Colmont School return fees
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Chiro wins Lib preselection despite ties to controversial church group
A Liberal Party member with ties to a controversial religious group has beaten a sitting MP to take top spot on the party’s Eastern Victoria ticket.
Half of Vic’s Covid cases going unreported
Brett Sutton has urged Victorians to report Covid cases and wear masks, as it’s revealed an average of 19 people a day are dying of the virus.
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