Yarra Valley chocolaterie has been dealt another blow in the wake of the horror bushfires with the family-run business embroiled in a legal battle with confectionery giant Nestle over one of its most popular treats.
A west Melbourne council is on the nose this week as rubbish bin collections are cut to once a fortnight, leaving residents to deal with putrid overflowing bins. Another inner-city council is set to follow suit.
A man police were searching for over breaching his parole has died after being hit by a car near Lang Lang. The man’s sister said he was an amazing person who would do anything for anyone.
Masked vandals who defaced the walls of one of Melbourne’s top tourist drawcards have been branded “idiots”. Lord Mayor Sally Capp issued this warning to those responsible.
A young boy has been flown to hospital where he is fighting for life after he stepped off a bus and was hit by a vehicle while crossing the road in Gippsland.
Police say they were prepared to shoot a man whose erratic behaviour in Melbourne’s CBD yesterday was an awful reminder of 2017’s horrific massacre.
A man has been charged with murder after a woman was found dead after a stabbing in Seaford last night.
After more than a month of being blocked off due to fire danger, the Princes Highway has finally reopened. But some roads in East Gippsland remain on restricted access.
Monash University has made a bold move to prevent the coronavirus spreading — asking its 76,000 students to stay away from campus until at least mid-March. But despite best efforts, the spread has well and truly already arrived in Victoria.
The bizarre new Ned Kelly film has been panned by a descendant of the Aussie bushranger icon, claiming the graphic movie is “insulting” to relatives and “besmirches” the cop killer’s name.
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