IBAC probe extends to Metro
A senior manager at Metro Trains has been suspended after being questioned by the anti-corruption watchdog as part of its probe into the Department of Transport.
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Road congestion could worsen in a post-pandemic Melbourne
Melbourne’s traffic woes could worsen after restrictions ease, with commuters tipped to shun public transport and opt for the security of their own cars.
How we will be wearing face masks into 2021
Victorians are getting used to wearing face coverings but when COVID-19 restrictions start to ease, we may still have to mask up for certain activities for months to come. See what the experts are predicting.
New virus outbreaks at two hospitals
Another 13 Victorians have died from coronavirus and 182 new cases have been added to the state’s tally. But the state’s chief health officer says the overall trend is positive. It comes as autorities investigate new outbreaks at two Melbourne hospitals.
Frontline heroes deserve decent pay deal: Union
Victoria’s Healthcare Workers Union is pushing for up to 55,000 workers to receive a 4.5 per cent pay rise each year, with leaders saying the state’s “frontline heroes” deserve a “decent” pay increase.
New twist in V/Line boss’ suspension saga
Victoria’s anti-corruption agency has now launched a major probe into the Department of Transport — under an investigation which has already prompted the suspension of V/Line boss James Pinder.
How Suburban Rail Loop could be linked to retail hub
The first underground station to be built as part of the $100 billion Suburban Rail Loop may be linked to a major retail hub under new plans. See where the new starting point could be.
‘Unreasonable’ exercise rule ditched
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.
Victorians flouting self-isolation hit with hefty fines
Forty-two people infected with coronavirus or deemed a close contact have been fined for failing to self-isolate in Victoria, with 16 of them copping fines of $4957. It comes as 12 Victorians died of coronavirus in 24 hours.
Construction blitz to shutdown Sunbury line
A massive construction blitz will close railway lines and major roads as construction crews take advantage of limited movement around Melbourne. Here’s what’s set to be affected.
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