Inside Victoria’s ‘health retreats’ serving up illegal psychedelics
Ringleaders and shamans are hosting secret underground health retreats in Victoria and knowingly distributing illegal psychedelics while actively dodging police.
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Mystery man may hold answers to Heidelberg West alleged murder
Months after the alleged murder of Heidelberg West man Ali Chaaban, Homicide Squad detectives are on the hunt for a mystery man who may unlock the details of what happened that night.
Man killed, woman critical as Vic’s wild weather turns deadly
A man has been killed and a woman is fighting for life after a tree fell on their car in Gellibrand, as wild weather lashed the state. The SES has received more than 1000 calls for help in 24 hours.
Man found dead in car in Nar Nar Goon
Police are investigating whether there are any links between a man found dead in Melbourne’s outer east and the shooting of a Cranbourne East father earlier the same day.
‘Biggest union crowd in 30 years’: Thousands walk off construction sites
Thousands of union members have downed tools on Melbourne’s construction sites to join a protest against the Albanese government’s move to put the CFMEU into administration.
Raw heartache as loved ones remember ‘diamond’ journo Sam Landsberger
Hundreds of grown men wept at the funeral service for the 35-year-old Herald Sun footy reporter. They laughed, too, again and again, about a life led with a movie script intensity of thrills, spills and an uncommon knack for words.
Geelong’s trains back on track
The Geelong and Warrnambool lines will be back up and running on Monday after a 72-day construction “blitz”.
Traffic, public transport pain looms for Melbourne commuters
Melbourne commuters are facing months of road closures and public transport delays as the Allan government scrambles to finish Big Build projects. See which areas will be affected.
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.
Diaries reveal who Premier and ministers are meeting with
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.
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