Whistleblower told to keep mouth shut over cricket visas
A Cricket Australia whistleblower revealed she was threatened after she started asking questions about suspect visa practices.
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The player agent caught in local cricket visa scam
A widespread visa scam targeting grassroots Victorian cricket has been exposed. It’s seen the creation of fake player statistics, thousands of dollars changing hands and foreign players left high and dry.
Exercise could counteract deadly harms of cancer treatment
A groundbreaking Melbourne study will investigate if exercise can counteract the potentially deadly heart harms of prostate cancer hormone treatment.
How laundromat became a cocktail delivery service
A Seddon bar has found a novel way to iron out its lockdown woes — by teaming up with a laundromat to offer a delivery service with a difference for people in Melbourne’s inner-west.
Early reopening of retailers, eateries may be delayed
Melbourne retailers and eateries were given the green light to prepare for reopening earlier than originally planned, but a growing coronavirus cluster in the city’s northern suburbs might halt the plan.
Corkman pub developers face contempt charges
Developers who demolished Carlton’s historic Corkman Irish Pub are facing contempt charges for their failure to clean up the block so it could be used as a public park as promised.
Hidden killer claims world champion’s life
When a sudden, massive heart attack claimed the life of world champion sportswoman Sue “Melli” Sofarnos, after she had just finished her regular ocean swim in Williamstown, her family were shocked to discover the ticking time bomb that led to her death.
How COVID marshals could save tourism
COVID marshals could be key to Melbourne’s hospitality and tourism industry reopening, with the state’s peak tourism bodies putting forward a bold plan to safely move forward.
Melbourne freed: The rules that will be scrapped today
Melbourne residents will be freed from their homes after more than 100 days of strict lockdown, with some controversial restrictions rolled back. While regional Victorians will be the big winners, there’s more pain for small businesses.
Scam warning as Melburnians pay oodles for poodles
Dog sale scams are on the rise as lonely Melburnians turn to canines for companionship during lockdown, with mixed breed mutts being sold for up to $9000.
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