Frustrated residents and traders have taken to the streets of Richmond to demand improved safety around the safe injecting room – but not everyone is in support of the movement.
A new victim has emerged in a suburban solicitor’s $100m Ponzi scheme that claimed the cash of AFL and racing heavyweights.
A brutal rugby tradition has become Melbourne’s newest combat sport, with two competitors running full speed at each other to try to knock the other to the ground.
The former VNL player is suing Netball Australia after her knee was fractured during a game, alleging umpires failed to caution her opponents for their “unsafe and dangerous” conduct.
A former nurse at The Alfred Hospital will be able to reapply for his registration despite being found guilty of sending heinous prerecorded messages fantasising about sexual acts against children to a phone service.
The Good Friday Appeal has raised a record $23,822,792 for the state’s sickest kids as Victorians generously donated to help the Royal Children’s Hospital.
A Victorian man is suing Barwon Heads Football Club for damages claiming he suffered multiple concussions while playing with their senior men’s team for a short time.
The Good Friday Appeal has revealed it will help fund the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Art Therapy Program, which helps give sick kids a creative way to express themselves while going through hospitalisation and treatment.
Fourteen venues were used for the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, and while one remains a shining jewel in our city’s sporting crown, others have changed.
Prison officers will vote on a no-confidence motion against the boss of Corrections Victoria as they claim safety fears — including a string of alleged assaults against staff — have fallen on deaf ears.
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