Showbags from $4 to $100 — but what’s the best value?
You’ll find nearly 400 different showbags at the Melbourne Show — some which will set you back a packet — but fortunately some old favourites still cost under $5. Here are some of our top picks.
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Why Millennials, migrants are ditching Melbourne
Millennials and migrants are leaving Melbourne to live in the regions with few if any regrets — but their escape to the country is straining resources in some towns.
Most extreme climate protestor disruptions in Melbourne
From gluing hands to paintings to laying down in front of traffic, environmental activists have disrupted Melbourne in many ways. Here are some of the most bizarre.
Vandals target 15 Toorak cars in bid to save planet
SUV owners across Toorak woke Friday morning to find their tyres deflated and a note on their windshield telling them to abandon their “gas guzzler” and catch a train.
Can a humble servo cuppa ever beat a barista brew?
Melbourne is known for its coffee obsession but while some only trust their local barista, others are happy for a servo brew. So which wins out in a blind test? See the results.
Shock number of airline baggage ‘mishandling’ incidents
A major aviation report has revealed a staggering rise in lost, stolen, damaged or delayed luggage — with flights between Europe and Australia among the worst.
Shock death of beloved elephant at Melbourne Zoo
A much-loved Asian elephant has died suddenly at Melbourne Zoo after a short illness, leaving zookeepers shattered by the news.
Woolies’ major security overhaul to curb shoplifting
Customers using self-checkout areas at major retailers are being monitored by floating sensors, installed to track shoppers until they pay for their items.
Thousands turn out to mark Field of Women’s milestone event
Blue ponchos have popped up in a sea of pink during the Field of Women event to honour men who have battled breast cancer.
Why Matildas deserve Federation Square match screening
As Australia’s best performing soccer team, the Matildas deserve to be shown on the big screen at Federation Square — and should not be the ones to pay for anti-social antics.
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