Tributes for four found dead in Broadmeadows home
Police will probe whether a mass drug overdose involving fentanyl led to the deaths of two men, a woman and a teen dad in Melbourne’s north.
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Chiropractic Board reinstates ban on baby back cracking
The peak body for chiropractors has reversed its decision to green light the controversial practice of manipulating the spines of infants and children following outcry from health ministers and pediatricians.
Gillon McLachlan appointed Tabcorp chief executive
The former AFL boss will take over the top job at Melbourne-based wagering giant Tabcorp, picking up a base pay of $1.5m and the opportunity to earn far more in incentive payments.
Caravan maker Highline collapsed with no cash in bank, $1.1m debt
Melbourne caravan maker Highline Caravans went bust owing more than $1.1m but its liquidator has found no cash in the bank and just $10,000 in other assets in a major blow for creditors.
Melbourne CBD office towers still half empty on Mondays, Fridays
Melbourne’s CBD offices have the lowest occupancy rate in the nation and stand half empty on Mondays and Fridays more than two-and-a-half years after the city’s last lockdown ended.
Melbourne caravan maker goes bust
Campbellfield caravan manufacturer Highline Caravans has called in liquidators, its downfall coming after a boom in pandemic caravanning travel.
What the 2024-25 state budget means for you
Tax increases and broken election promises, but relief for school parents and boosts to domestic violence prevention and support. Find out what the state budget means for you.
Suspicious fire destroys Middle Eastern restaurant in Thomastown
A Middle Eastern restaurant in Thomastown has been destroyed in a suspected arson attack, the third restaurant to be damaged in suspicious fires in Melbourne’s north in the past week.
One of Vic’s worst child killers preparing new bid for freedom
Robert Farquharson, found guilty of murdering his three young sons by driving into a dam outside Melbourne on Father’s Day, is preparing a new appeal against his life sentence by making use of miscarriage of justice laws introduced four years ago.
Thousands attend dawn services, line streets to honour Diggers
Tens of thousands of Victorians — including 40,000 at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance — have attended dawn services or lined the streets of Melbourne to honour the nation’s Anzac heroes.
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