Humble heroes inspire all of us
NEALE Daniher has been recognised for his brave fight against motor neurone disease in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Hundreds of other great Australians have also been honoured.
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Silo art germinates into 200km trail
AN innovative mural project on an old silo in a Wimmera town was so popular that the local shire has found five more unused silos to create a 200km-long towering gallery of outdoor public art.
Bikers blast wire-rope barriers
VICTORIA’S peak motorcyclist group has called for a statewide ban on wire-rope safety barriers, saying they are lethal to riders and won’t save lives.
$200m North Wharf plan gets go ahead
A NEW $200 million masterplan for Melbourne’s North Wharf — including three towers up to 34 storeys tall — has been approved.
Rail site eyesore here to stay
THE development of Federation Square East is set to be put on hold indefinitely despite bold proposals for the MCG and Richmond rail corridor.
Queen Vic could get Fed Square makeover
THE Queen Victoria Market has to evolve to be part of a modern Melbourne much like Fed Square did more than a decade ago, an urban design expert says.
Alarm at shocking motorcycle toll
SOME 24 motorcyclists have been killed since New Year’s Day — only six fewer than all of last year — leaving police searching for answers and families in grief. READ THEIR STORIES
Tegan Higginbotham
‘Dear Diary. What a night it was. Went to the Comedy Festival. One hilarious show. So many LOLZ.’
The life and times of Garry Lyon
THANKS to a stellar career at Melbourne Football Club and high-profile media roles, Garry Lyon has been a household name for almost 30 years. PICTURE GALLERY
Winter sports to get cool new home
MELBOURNE’S ice-skating mecca at Docklands should become a sporting icon like the MCG as part of a multi-million dollar revamp, says its new operators.
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