‘Horrible reason’ artists removed their works from exhibition
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.
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‘Never gets better’: Drivers’ fury over ‘Band-Aid fix’ for Vic’s broken road network
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.
‘Generational disadvantage’: School crush coming for Melbourne’s booming north
Wallan and Beveridge are bracing for a population explosion, but residents say their schools are already at “tipping point” and fear incoming families “won’t be able to fit”.
‘Students deserve better’: Minister takes accountability for VCE exams fiasco
Victorian Education Minister Ben Carroll has said there will be a “full independent root-and-branch review” into the VCE exam blunder after he came under fire when conceding he knew about the debacle a month ago.
‘Five hours getting home’: Experts predict transport ‘nightmare’
The rolling hills of Melbourne’s northern fringe are set to become fence-to-fence housing estates under a new government plan — but experts have warned the region’s infrastructure won’t be able to cope.
Coldplay star Chris Martin surprises Melbourne band
Oasis tribute band Shakerfaker has gained a new fan after Coldplay frontman Chris Martin paid an impromptu visit to their Melbourne rehearsal space.
Who pays the most in Melbourne road tolls? It may not be who you think
Three things are certain in Melbourne — death, taxes and ever-increasing road tolls. So who pays the most to make it into the CBD? Find out what you pay depending on where you live.
Boomers call us lazy, but do they know what Gen Z is up against?
Most parents don’t want their adult-aged children moving back home, but take it from a Gen Zer — between being labelled lazy and facing a hostile rental market, it’s not that easy out there.
Should parents be charging their adult children rent?
Aussie parents don’t want their adult kids moving back in with them but as the cost of living bites, many are facing this reality. So, should parents charge their kids rent? Have your say.
Rain to soak parts of state, in wet end to school holidays
Torrential rain lashed parts of the state on Friday afternoon, as Melbourne looks ahead to a wet weekend.
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