Crowding fears block mosque’s worship bid
A Melbourne mosque has had its bid to be deemed a place of worship knocked back over fears too many worshippers would crowd a footpaths and a surrounding property.
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Ashes Urn headed for Melbourne
The iconic Ashes Urn will hit Australian soil for the third time in 137 years as the centrepiece of a landmark new exhibition. Here’s where and when you can see the pint-sized trophy.
PM lauds ‘ScoMo and Big Mac’ friendship
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has played down a rift in the Coalition parties, as Nationals MPs engage in a war of words.
Frankston line facing two-month shutdown
Designs for new stations at Mentone and Cheltenham have been revealed with a section of the Frankston train line headed for a two-month shutdown. See the designs.
Major disruptions on nine Victorian train lines
Train passengers are warned to prepare for travel delays on nine Victorian train lines over the next three weeks during a major construction blitz. Which lines will be affected revealed.
Tributes for latest gun victim as teen charged
Friends have taken to social media to mourn a 20-year-old shot dead on a Springvale Rd shopping strip, the fifth person shot dead in Melbourne in 10 days. A teen – known to the victim – is due to face court tomorrow.
Melbourne buildings cleared of serious faults
Victoria’s building watchdog has cleared several major Melbourne developments linked to the builder of Sydney’s cracking Opal Tower, with student accommodation and inner city apartment complexes among those given the ok.
How a major syndicate was busted smuggling reptiles
A major syndicate has been busted trying to smuggle reptiles overseas by allegedly stuffing them into Milo and Pringles containers, kids toys and deep-fryers. Here’s how the syndicate almost pulled it off.
CityLink motorists face ten year price hike
CityLink motorists could be slugged with a giant hike of 4.25 per cent a year for the next decade to help pay for the West Gate Tunnel. Here’s what the new laws mean for your daily commute.
Bushfire threat eases in Victoria’s east
The threat from fires burning out of control in Victoria’s east has eased after four major blazes razed tens of thousands of hectares.
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