Labor figures accused of pact to pervert justice
Four Labor figures are accused of attempting to cover up their use of taxpayer-funded resources for a candidate’s preselection campaign.
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Dutton to call for national sex offender register
A public sex offenders’ register, loosely based on the US where parents can look up where convicted child sex offenders live, would be created across Australia under a move being urged by the Morrison Government.
Why tennis stars love the Australian Open
Tennis stars have descended on Melbourne, as the “Happy Slam” looks to retain its title as the players’ favourite tournament. Here’s why.
Popular streetwear store in sign stoush
In the latest drama to hit Culture Kings, the popular streetwear chain has been ordered to tear down the massive logo on its flagship city store. This is why.
Opal Tower link sparks Melbourne building probe
Victoria’s building watchdog is putting Melbourne developments linked to the construction company behind Sydney’s cracking Opal Tower under the microscope.
Crackdown on rude state MPs
Grubs, scabs, d–khead, “a pack of demented monks”— these are all insults hurled by Victorian MPs amid worsening behaviour in parliament.
Firefighters’ close call with Rosedale inferno
Brave firefighters have told how they were forced to retreat from the fierce Rosedale blaze, which could burn for weeks. The close encounter came just hours before dozens of firefighters were left shaken when the unpredictable fire front turned on them.
Breast cancer risk for hundreds of Victorian women
More than 1000 Victorian women may be unaware they have breast cancer because they have not had recent screens to detect the disease, which kills hundreds of women in the state each year.
Our most popular baby names revealed
It didn’t matter whether it was a girl or a boy, the top Victorian baby name for each sex had a familiar theme in 2018. It comes as classic names continue to prove the most popular.
Man stopped from chopping down tree in own backyard
A Melbourne man has been stopped from chopping down a tree in his private backyard as it would “adversely affect the significance and character” of the neighbourhood.
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