Women in Melbourne’s CBD have been hardest hit by unemployment caused by the coronavirus. We spoke to some of the city’s biggest employers to find out what the job market outlook is — and it’s not all bad news.
The death of a woman in Richmond has been linked to another body found in Melbourne’s CBD, with investigators probing a murder-suicide theory.
The heart wrenching truth about what lockdown and border closures have done to the travel industry has been laid bare by one of Melbourne’s most popular travel agents.
Melburnians who have found themselves struggling as a result of COVID-19 are being encouraged to reach out for support. And when it comes to messages of hope, you can’t get much more Melbourne than this.
Pack your picnic and pop your bubbly, the Moonlight Cinema is returning to Melbourne this summer! See their new plans to meet COVID-19 restrictions for CBD gardens
A cashed-up drug dealer who operated a sophisticated racket out of his Collins St apartment has blamed the injuries he sustained in a car crash for his life spiralling out of control.
It may have taken a global crisis to see drastic change for Melbourne’s rough sleepers, but housing groups are warning we are facing a post-COVID homeless crisis. This is why.
A Lithuanian model who was berated by a Victorian judge for her antics while in court last year for drug possession has landed herself back in trouble a second time for risky burglaries in Melbourne.
A heartless woman who stole from a sleeping disabled patient at The Alfred hospital and went on a spending spree with his credit card has faced court over “a truckload” of thefts. And it wasn’t the first time she’s preyed on sleeping victims.
A man allegedly flashed shoppers and workers and urinated on mannequins in a series of bizarre incidents in one of Melbourne’s busiest shopping strips.
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