Owners of Melbourne Cup winning horse Twilight Payment have gathered to toast a win “beyond expectations” as revellers made a COVID-safe return to Melbourne’s favourite hot spots for the race that stops the nation.
A protective service officer will front court after allegedly assaulting people in two incidents in Sunshine and Melton.
The state Opposition is pushing the Andrews government not to raise the cost of living for Victorians following the second wave of coronavirus. See what fees and rates it wants frozen.
Beer lovers couldn’t believe their luck when a pricing glitch saw slabs selling for $17.50 on the Liquorland website. Now the company has responded to the buying frenzy on its discount booze.
Shopping centres and eateries are abuzz as Melburnians rush to embrace their first day of freedom after the crippling lockdown ended. It comes as the state’s two new coronavirus cases have been linked to the northern suburbs cluster and mystery cases in Melbourne continue to drop.
![Arbory Afloat are forging ahead with plans to reopen, as soon as they are able. Kristen Thompson [front] with Isabella de Winter, Darcy del Rio and Chelsea Kras. Picture: Alex Coppel.](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/a874e7efd80a2d4727529db8dca10470?width=650)
Visiting family and friends at their homes will be allowed from Wednesday, but there are plenty of rules to follow if you plan to gather in the “most dangerous place” for the virus. Meanwhile, trick or treating rules for Melburnians have been revealed.
Spectacular crashes, bone crunching tackles, Grand Final glory and a shark attack feature in a selection of the best sporting pictures of the last three decades.
Private school students celebrating muck-up day in Melbourne’s east have let off flares while marching through the streets in a large group in what appears to be a breach of coronavirus restrictions.
More than 500 residents in Melbourne’s northern suburbs have been told to isolate after a child who went to school tested positive, with health authorities warning more cases are likely to emerge from the cluster, which grew by five cases today.
A Melbourne cafe owner says a “lighthearted” sign charging Daniel Andrews supporters extra for coffees has seen him become a victim of abuse and threats. It comes as a student who tested positive for COVID-19 went to school, in Melbourne’s north, while he was meant to be self-isolating, resulting in the school’s closure.
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