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Train strike avoided after massive pay deal
Strikes that would have caused commuter chaos across Melbourne have been called off – thanks to a 17 per cent pay rise for rail workers.
How flying taxis will land on the Yarra River
Electric air taxis would land at a “vertiport” on the north bank of the Yarra River under a bold new plan to reimagine transport in Melbourne.
‘Torturous’: Paralympian’s warning ahead of Grand Final weekend
Alexandra Viney was involved in a high-speed car accident caused by a drunk driver, but she doesn’t want your sympathy — she wants the dangerous behaviour to stop.
Conflict of interest fears over Sally Capp’s pet project
A council executive’s role in delivering a riverside project has been questioned over potential conflicts of interest from his business interests with major developers.
Kensington Park a distant dream after bureaucratic inaction
A derelict Kensington building on the site of a future community park, still hasn’t been demolished two years after Melbourne Council purchased the eyesore for the promised green.
Ultimate guide for Pies fans ahead of The Big Dance
The Magpie Army is on the march ahead of The Big Dance. Here’s everything Pies fans need to know about how and where they can support their team, and a message from the president.
Rail strike to cause network-wide chaos
The first major train strike in Melbourne since 2015 is planned for two days as the union pushes for a better pay deal. Here’s what you need to know.
Train strike threat grows as Metro staff endorse action
The potential for strikes on Melbourne rail network has moved a step closer with Metro Trains union members voting to endorse protected industrial action.
Melbourne council property exec earned $140k from consultancies
The executive in charge of Melbourne City Council’s property and infrastructure projects was paid more than $140,000 by developers for external consultancy work.
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