After two health workers were arrested in an alleged drug trafficking bust at North Richmond’s controversial injecting centre, the needle exchange is set to be moved out of the centre, along with community outreach workers.
Christmas shoppers are being warned not to be dudded by dodgy online reviews as gift giving ramps up this festive season. Here are some of the tactics that mislead consumers online.
The CFA is calling for instant fines for anyone who starts campfires, lights barbecues or uses machinery on a total fire ban day as firefighters try to crack down on illegal burns while the state braces for a scorching week.
One of the state’s worst bottlenecks could be considered as culturally significant as the MCG and Parliament House if heritage listing is approved. But critics have hit out against the “bizarre” idea.
Victoria Police is ramping up its pay war from today as officers publicly share their fury with the state government by plastering slogans across vehicles. Here’s what you can expect to see.
Transport Infrastructure Minister Jacinta Allan has refused to rule out a $3 billion-plus budget blowout on the government’s flagship Metro Tunnel project, after work ground to a halt last week.
Classmates of Melbourne vet student Krystal Browitt are “heartbroken” for their animal-loving mate, who remains missing after the fatal New Zealand volcano blast that split her family apart. The tributes come as her father was flown from New Zealand to a Melbourne hospital.
A Cranbourne West residents’ group — the brainchild of the Ferrari-driving developer at the centre of the Casey council scandal — was set up to push key projects that would have made him millions. Here’s how it was done.
An IBAC hearing into allegations of planning-related corruption at Casey Council has lifted the lid on how a residents group was used as a vehicle to drive the interests of Ferrari-loving developer John Woodman.
A foul-mouthed planning consultant claims secret recordings of her expletive-ridden rant to high-flying developer John Woodman ruined her career. But an IBAC commissioner has asked her a damning question instead.
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