While active virus cases are falling across most of Victoria, numbers have increased in a dozen areas — including one southeast metropolitan area for the eighth day in a row. See the latest numbers where you live.
When a Kilsyth man received a call from his wife saying she had been allegedly nabbed driving at 140km/h the 65-year-old went to the scene to find their sports car being impounded. What he did next got him tackled to the ground by police.
Active infections are falling sharply in many of Melbourne’s hotspots, with one western area now home to 133 fewer people battling coronavirus than a week ago. See the latest numbers where you live.
A major hospital in Knox is one of three places the State Government named in its investigations into active coronavirus case links. Find out how many infections in your suburb.
A third generation Yarra Valley strawberry plant grower could lose his farm unless he finds half a million dollars to rebuild after fire destroyed his shed. He thought the farm was fully insured — but his insurance company won’t pay up in full.
A woman out for a Sunday drive in Warburton was stopped by police for speeding more than 50km/h over the limit. But you won’t believe what police are also alleging they discovered.
The choice of using the shower or bath to relieve pain during labour might no longer be an option in maternity wards with the State Government saying it could spread COVID.
![HOLD FOR TH HERALD SUN PIC DESK----The Yarra Valley Wedding Expo at Vines @ HelenÕs Hill Estate in Coldstream, on Sunday April 9. Brides are going to extremes this year, arriving into weddings in the most prestigious way, sometimes via helicopter, and employing the use of drones for extreme aerial photography in the vineyards. Bride and groom Tahan Lew-Fatt and John Sullivan flying into the vines at Vines @ HelenÕs Hill Estate in Coldstream [essential credit]. Picture: Alex Coppel.](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/4ad2b624e5fa880b30b5f78538ae8f70?width=650)
Eager to plan your big day but coronavirus got you down? A Yarra Valley entrepreneur is giving couple’s a chance to win a $10k wedding. It’s also a lifeline for the ailing bridal industry. Find out how you can help.
Buying online isn’t so handy when you have to travel 20km from home to pick up the item, as one Knox pair found out. But was the item even worth the fine?
Active virus infection numbers are falling in several of Melbourne’s north and western hotspots — with one area recording 47 fewer cases in one day. See the latest numbers where you live.
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