Labor figure sorry for attacking Muslims
Labor factional figure Jasvinder Sidhu has said he was “greatly upset” by any suggestion he was anti-Muslim and apologised after a secret recording was released in which he was heard in a racist rant.
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A major change to the state’s the registration and licensing agency is being debated and could impact how much motorists have to pay on their annual fees.
RACV wants to put the brakes on leadfoot drivers
Drivers who frequently speed and flout the law should have devices, similar to alcohol interlocks, installed in their cars to force them to slow down, the state’s peak automotive body says.
Melbourne commuters $80m Myki shock
Melburnians have nearly $80 million sitting on unused Myki cards, but they might not ever be able to recover their funds unless they remembered to do one thing.
Toxic soil fears over Metro Tunnel project
A union is demanding that test results on soil at the $11 billion Melbourne Metro Tunnel be released after toxic soil caused chaos on the West Gate Tunnel project.
Tourists urged to make tracks to Mallacoota
The road to Mallacoota has finally reopened more than a month after fires hit the East Gippsland town. Now Premier Daniel Andrews is urging visitors to show their support for the community.
The massive cavern beneath Melbourne’s CBD
An incredible new photo has revealed the massive cavern lying underneath Melbourne’s CBD which will house one of the city’s new Metro Tunnel stations. SEE THE PHOTOS
Dumped cycle share scheme back after o-Bike fiasco
Previously dumped dockless rental bikes will soon make their return to Melbourne — two years after a similar scheme was axed when countless bicycles were infamously abandoned by users and left strewn around the city.
More V/Line and tram strikes on the way
Commuters are in for more pain after the RTBU announced more strike action on V/Line trains and Yarra Trams services. Here’s when you can expect it to happen.
Fishy plan to reel in regional Victoria visitors
Keen anglers in East Gippsland could be heading home from a fishing trip $10,000 richer in a new bushfire recovery plan aimed at enticing tourists to fire-ravaged areas.
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