New no.1 in most popular baby name list
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‘Would a Free Palestine shirt be OK?’ St Kilda bar bans MAGA hat
A bar patron has been left stunned after being told to remove his red Donald Trump Make America Great Again cap because it was inciting “political trouble”.
Woman falls from balcony before stealing car in Wantirna South
A woman who miraculously survived a balcony fall is alleged to have stolen a stranger’s car in a desperate bid to flee a man in Melbourne’s outer east.
Myki mobile, bank card touch-on: Secret project timelines revealed
A Sunday Herald Sun investigation has uncovered Victoria’s public transport ticketing upgrade is at least a year behind schedule, with secret timelines revealing the extent of the delays.
Tax office chases man for bill on property he sold 17 years ago
A man has told of his shock after Victoria’s tax office began chasing him for land tax payments on a Benalla property that he sold almost two decades ago.
Alarm over Greens’ new tax plan to ‘revive’ shopping strips
Melbourne property owners would be hit with another tax under a radical push from the Greens to “revive” bustling shopping strips such as Chapel St and Smith St.
Kouta to run as federal election candidate
Footy legend Anthony Koutoufides is set to announce his candidacy in the upcoming federal election, after his failed bid to become the Lord Mayor of Melbourne.
Battin urges Allan govt to step in over Puffing Billy Australia Day snub
Opposition Leader Brad Battin has said the Allan government could force Puffing Billy Railway to reverse its “offensive” decision to scrap Australia Day celebrations with one phone call.
‘Keep the date’: Aussies throw their support behind Australia Day
Almost nine in 10 Aussies think Australia Day should be celebrated on January 26 according to a new poll, with most respondents saying they’re less likely to support businesses that boycott the national day.
Housing fail as Allan and Andrews criticised for delays
Tenants’ and homeless services groups, as well as some Labor figures, have expressed their dismay at the Andrews and Allan governments’ major delay to a housing review.
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