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3AW Drive host Jacqui Felgate and ABC Melbourne morning presenters have taken another battering in the latest radio ratings survey.
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Hannah McGuire’s ex was out on bail when he allegedly killed her
The 21-year-old ex-partner of teaching aide Hannah McGuire was on bail for a range of charges at the time he allegedly carried out her murder and left her body in a burnt-out car near Ballarat.
Sprawling property portfolio of slain mafia-linked fruiterer revealed
Melbourne mafia-linked fruiterer John Latorre owned a string of properties across Melbourne’s northern suburbs and Shepparton, including a $1.7m “magnificently lavish” residence.
Police focus on four-hour window leading into suspected Mafia hit
Police are honing in on the four hours before the execution of John Latorre, a Melbourne fruiterer with links to powerful Mafia figures, with Mickleham Rd in Melbourne’s north of key interest.
‘Unfortunate’: West Gate protester sorry mum forced to birth in car
A climate protester whose blockade of the West Gate Bridge caused a mother to give birth on the side of a busy road has apologised to the family, saying he would “hate it to happen to my wife”.
Jobless union sitting on $130k cash pile
A self-styled union for the unemployed — headed by a Melburnian who has knocked several job offers — has spent close to $30,000 on travel as it masses a bumper cash reserve.
Alleged criminal syndicate undone by $15m illegal tobacco bust
Police have charged six men, including some with ties to a Middle Eastern crime family, after an alleged attempted importation of 10 million cigarettes into Melbourne this month.
Luxury builder Dome Building may have traded while insolvent
High-end Melbourne builder Dome Building may have traded while insolvent for more than a year before its collapse, liquidators picking through the group’s financial wreckage have revealed.
Inside the final days of Roger David
It’s been five years since the menswear brand that once dressed Don Bradman collapsed. Go inside the frantic efforts to find a rescue buyer for Roger David and how a customer database of more than 600,000 emails ended up in foreign hands.
Melbourne office towers largely half empty
The city’s CBD office occupancy rate is the lowest in the nation and workers stay away in droves on Friday, a detailed city snapshot shows.
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