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Hairdressers rejoice; inside Kiwi travellers’ dash to Melbourne
Melburnians are making a mad dash to hair salons as restrictions ease in the city, but gym junkies have been dealt a blow, with workouts still not part of the reopening plans. It comes as a New Zealand traveller who flew to Melbourne from Sydney has refuted the idea the group did anything “sneaky”.
Pictures to put a smile on your dial
Some took years of planning to perfect, others were taken in the blink of an eye, but all these pictures from the past 30 years are guaranteed to be the best thing you see today.
Business not told of positive virus case for two weeks
Contact tracers have not explained why they took two weeks to tell employees at a Melbourne car dealership that a customer had tested positive to COVID, with the manager furious at how “poorly” the situation was handled.
Woman and boy dead in horror Korumburra crash
Two people, believed to be a woman and a young boy, have died in a horror South Gippsland Highway crash after another vehicle slammed into the back of their car, pushing it into the path of an oncoming truck, between Korumburra and Leongatha.
Joffa Corfe fired up for finals in Fiji
He’s in the Fijian wilderness but Collingwood’s biggest fan Joffa Corfe is determined not to miss the Magpies semi final against Geelong, going to great lengths to watch the game.
Arts funding for self-insemination project revoked
A controversial Melbourne performance artist was given funding through a government body for a project which involved her filming herself inseminating donor sperm. But the funding has since been pulled – here’s why.
Melbourne suburb named among the world’s coolest
A suburb in Melbourne’s west has been ranked one of the coolest neighbourhoods on earth, claiming fifth place in the list of 40 much-loved locations. This is why.
Crisp denies being ordered to retract statement
Emergency management commissioner Andrew Crisp has revealed why he retracted evidence given during the hotel quarantine inquiry, and he could still be hauled back in front of a parliamentary committee.
Search for ‘sicko’ who set ‘cruel’ pet trap
A pet cat’s leg was amputated after it got caught in an illegal steel jaw trap set in Melbourne’s outer east. Now authorities are hunting the person responsible.
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