An Australian Army veteran who claims medicinal cannabis has played a vital role in his battle against PTSD has made an emotional plea to the federal government to try and change their policy on the drug.
A family-owned catering company who claim a slug was planted on the floor of its Dandenong factory during a council inspection say they have passed on 2500 pages of “bulletproof” evidence to police. It comes as some MPs demand a parliamentary inquiry into the “very murky affair”.
The state government’s landmark deal to combine public and private hospital resources to combat coronavirus has caused confusion ahead of elective surgery waitlists reopening next week, with the potential for public patients to gain priority access to the private system.
Parents desperate for childcare — including a Melbourne mum who wants to go back to work as an ICU nurse — have been locked out of the system after the sector’s funding model changed.
Cashed-up construction projects are set be a key component of Victoria’s recovery from the economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic, Premier Daniel Andrews says. Here’s how it will impact those looking for work in the sector.
Victorians who have spent the past fortnight locked down at Crown Casino in forced quarantine will soon taste freedom once again. Here’s what orders are in place to make their transition is as seamless as possible.
What type of car do you own and can grandparents afford to chip in for school fees – these are some of the questions parents are facing when asking this private southeast school for fee relief amid coronavirus.
Nurses and doctors on the frontline in the battle against coronavirus are set to get parking fee relief in a major boost to morale and their hip pockets. Here’s how much they’re set to save.
Plans to rezone industrial land into a residential area in Melbourne’s southeast have been quashed — denying developers a $100 million payday — just months after the project was linked to Casey Council’s infamous IBAC investigation.
The emergency brake had been applied on a train before it derailed and killed its train and pilot near Wallan — but it was still travelling more than five times the speed limit on the fatal section of track.
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