Victorian renters face price hike under proposed gas changes
Victorian renters would have to cough up thousands of dollars in extra rent if the state government’s proposed changes to energy efficiency standards go ahead, according to new research.
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Footy players, a top chef and a former primer minister are among the select group of people to get the ear of Victoria’s politicians, newly released documents show.
Education union to target Labor MPs as furious workers walk off job
Victoria’s powerful education union has threatened to target Allan government ministers and Labor MPs in marginal seats as industrial action in a long-running pay dispute hits boiling point.
‘Ongoing pain’: Why Melbourne cyclist wants a bike path boycott
After he was left with shattered bones and thousands of dollars out of pocket, a Melbourne man has shed light on a critical blind spot that could leave cyclists vulnerable.
‘Needless’ deaths: Outcry over Campapse Council’s plans to close animal shelter
The Central Victorian council has been slammed over the planned closure of its animal shelter and the end of pet adoptions amid warnings it could drive a spike in animal euthanasia.
Prime piece of Melbourne real estate set ablaze
The Point restaurant at Albert Park Lake has been set alight as Parks Victoria reveals it was close to signing off on a new tenant for the abandoned venue, which has become an eyesore.
Third gym in Melbourne’s south east goes up in flames
The investigation into a horror blaze at a gym in Melbourne’s south east is now being treated as non suspicious following careful examination from an arson chemist.
Pro-Palestine protesters, cops square off at Dandenong South factory
Police gave pro-Palestine protesters their “first and final warning” before advancing on the crowd outside a weapons manufacturing factory in Melbourne’s southeast.
Melbourne to become nation’s Christmas wonderland
A bold new plan by lord mayoral hopeful Arron Wood may soon transform Melbourne into the nation’s most festive city, with European-style markets taking over a popular strip.
Melbourne locked in to host rockstar return for Olympians
A sea of green and gold will flood Melbourne streets to welcome home our Olympians after the AOC gave the thumbs up for the city to host a homecoming parade following an eight-year hiatus.
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