Residents of a booming housing estate in Melbourne’s north have been waiting for a promised supermarket for more than 10 years. The crux of the hold-up? It all comes down to a set of traffic lights.
The number of people who had to be rescued at Victorian beaches was the highest in 20 years on Saturday because of the heatwave.
Melbourne commuters fear critical screens at Southern Cross Station — known to fade to black when temperatures hit the mid 30s — will once again falter as scorching heat looms.
Residents in multiple Grampians towns have been urged to take shelter as a matter of survival as firefighters battle an “uncontrollable” bushfire.
The Allan government has long claimed flooding events are to blame for the condition of Victorian roads — but have failed to publish a major piece of information on their road works program.
Just a few years ago, I was couch-ridden and suffering from anxiety and exhaustion. Little did I know a gut issue had completely taken over my life.
The Department of Transport has been unable to provide data on the past financial year’s flood recovery road works, despite blaming the maintenance for a $250m blowout to its target budget.
Herald Sun readers have named a crumbling 2km strip of Diamond Creek Rd as home to the state’s most dangerous potholes. Have you seen worse? Watch the dashcam footage.
A group of 30 RMIT art students pulled their year’s work from the graduate showcase to instead honour the life of slain teen Isla Bell and the 85 women killed this year in Australia.
Victorian commuters have claimed the Allan government has put “people’s lives at risk” with mammoth cuts to resurfacing works, leaving towns plagued with potholes.
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