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Wild tactics Victorians are relying on to find love on dating apps
Melburnians looking for love are going to extreme lengths to find the one, new dating app data has revealed. But some common profile pitfalls are giving would-be matches the ick.
Man charged with allegedly stabbing Reservoir jogger
A man is set to front court accused of stabbing a jogger who was on an early-morning run in Reservoir on Anzac Day.
Wild footage reveals van flipping car on Princes Hwy
Dashcam footage has emerged of a frightening collision that left a woman trapped sideways in her car on a major thoroughfare in Melbourne’s southeast.
Wild brawl erupts as parents clash at junior soccer match
An under-11s soccer match has erupted after parents flooded the field in a violent brawl, leaving the young players to watch on in horror. Watch the wild scenes unfold.
‘I’m a fighter’: Premier says she’s not going anywhere amid poll woes
A defiant Jacinta Allan has declared herself a “fighter” and vowed to remain in the state’s top job after it was revealed Labor powerbrokers are considering a change in leadership.
Giant teddy bears, $18k golf carts: Inside Costco’s Ardeer mega store
Thousands of Costco members have flocked to the wholesale giant’s new warehouse in Ardeer to snag an opening-day bargain. See the wackiest items up for grabs.
Bumbling thieves nab $21k in high-end clothes in Chapel St heist
A trio of masked thieves have been caught on CCTV footage wrestling with clothes racks while stealing $21,000 worth of clothing and apparel from an up-market store in South Yarra.
Metro Tunnel promised more trains, more often. Here’s what you’ll actually get
Victorians were told the $15bn Metro Tunnel would deliver turn-up-and-go trains, doing away with the need for a timetable — but months away from the grand opening, the leaked project map reveals it won’t deliver its promises.
Is $45k on pride flags money well spent? This councillor says no
Merri-bek council is planning to splash $45,000 to paint two huge rainbow pride flags on its roads — but one councillor is pushing back, saying the money should spent on essential services instead.
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