Why this ‘vegan’ vodka drink has been labelled a con
Packaged in pastel shades and targeted at young instagrammers, Carlton and United Breweries’ new “vegan” vodka drink has experts labelling it a con. This is why.
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Foreign ownership of Victorian water hits whopping high
A shocking report has revealed just how much of our water is now owned by overseas interests, with China continuing to buy up to buy up precious Australian resources.
Victorians given green light to get on the beers
Easing of Victoria’s coronavirus restrictions will go ahead on June 21, with Premier Daniel Andrews announcing some rules will be relaxed even further than initially expected. It comes as the state recorded nine new cases yesterday.
The Melbourne mums pulling babies from own wombs
A Melbourne mum has spoken of the “instant love” she felt as she reached down and pulled her baby straight from her own womb. She is one of the new mums making caesarean births more personal by delivering their own babies.
McGuire takes on neighbours in tennis court tussle
After a turf war erupted in leafy Hawthorn over a patch of perfect lawn, owned by Eddie McGuire’s tennis ace sister, Brigette, the battle ended up at VCAT.
The big changes coming to this year’s snow season
Victoria’s alpine resorts may be set to open in coming weeks, but a holiday on the slopes will be anything but “normal” this winter. These are the changes snow lovers can expect.
Environmental NIMBYs’ bizarre waste war
This $150 million energy plant is set to divert tonnes of waste from landfill, create enough power for 20,000 homes, and employ dozens of Victorians. But an eco warrior group is bizarrely stalling construction of the Laverton facility.
‘Real potential’ for private school fee hikes
Private schools who were forced to close their doors due to the coronavirus pandemic could jack up fees next year, in a bid to claw back money lost during the shutdown.
Aussie wool tangled in China crisis
Australian wool is looming as yet another victim of the coronavirus crisis because of our reliance on China, with Victorian farmers saying prices for their Mernio wool had halved.
How COVID-19 pandemic has affected our sleep
There’s no doubt the coronavirus pandemic has affected every aspect of our life, now Melbourne researchers have discovered how our sleep habits have changed. Here are some simple strategies to help you get some much needed rest.
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