Pandemic wipes Glen Eira Council budget surplus
Glen Eira Council has revealed the extent of the financial fallout from the coronavirus crisis, with its operating budget plunged into debt.
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Police slammed for ‘victim shaming’
A Facebook post which meant to encourage people to keep their property “safe and sound” has backfired on Mornington police. What do you think?
Stalwart Elsternwick baker remembered
Beloved baker Frank Rieck, who fed the hungry masses from his Elsternwick shop for more than 50 years, has died.
Cop sacked over assault fights for job back
A policeman jailed for punching a teen in the face during an arrest in Ringwood is fighting to get back on the force.
Woman fractures spine in skydiving accident
A young woman who fractured her back in a freak skydiving mishap in the Yarra Valley has taken legal action against the Victorian operators.
Urgent warning after child stalked in Hampton
Schools in Bayside have issued a warning to parents after a man tried to lure a young boy into his van outside a Hampton school.
Police pelted with tiles in Richmond stand-off
A man is in custody after he pelted police with tiles during a rooftop siege in Richmond this morning.
Port Phillip, Glen Eira’s best cafe revealed
Locals have flocked there daily for more than a decade but it’s what’s in store for the future of this Balaclava cafe that’s bound to get people really excited.
Melbourne’s best cafes revealed
With some of the best cafes in the world, Melburnians are very discerning brunch eaters. We asked readers to tell us their favourites — here’s the verdict.
Port Phillip, Glen Eira childcare centres fail safety standards
An Elwood after school program fined $15,000 for lax supervision is among the centres named and shamed for shocking safety failures. See if your local centre made the list.
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