A man is dead, a child is fighting for life and more than 12,000 Victorians have been without power as wild weather rips across the state, downing trees onto power lines and train tracks. Here’s the latest.
A two-year-old child has died at a rural property in Tarnagulla in central Victoria with emergency services called after reports the child was unresponsive. Here’s the latest.
The four-year-old boy killed in Melbourne’s horror storms has been identified, as more than 50,000 people remain without power.
Police officers who were investigated over the death in custody of Aboriginal woman Tanya Day will not face criminal charges.
Victorian businesses forced to close their doors under the stage four shutdown are being urged to apply for compensation from the state government. But who is eligible?
Farmers markets in Melbourne were left in a state of uncertainty on Friday night after being told all markets were banned. But a reversal of the rules enabled shoppers and stallholders to gather on a rainy Saturday.
A businessman linked to a West Footscray factory that was destroyed in a mammoth blaze in 2018 has now been charged with endangering the safety of firefighters.
The restriction stopping Melburnians from driving to exercise within 5km of their home has been axed after community outcry over the rule. Here’s what to do if you’ve been fined.
A woman has faced court after an estimated $240,000 in cash, a gun and drugs was allegedly uncovered from her Croydon North home, with a magistrate saying she believed the 61-year-old was “an unacceptable risk as a high-level trafficker”.
The workplaces worst hit by coronavirus outbreaks have been revealed, with warehouses and abattoirs among the industries that have suffered the most. It comes as Victoria records its deadliest day yet.
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