Chilling reason Seaford retiree now sleeps with a cricket bat
A Seaford man is urging neighbours to arm themselves after two machete-wielding teens broke into his home and stole his cars — but it’s what he later learned that really left him shocked.
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War of words as sex workers speak out on South Melbourne brothel
Whistleblowers from Gotham City brothel say their wages, licenses and passports were withheld if they refused to have unprotected sex – but the brothel’s manager says the claims are “bulls**t”.
Victorian hero celebrates 50 years with SES
Brett Neve has supported Victorians through their “hardest days” with the State Emergency Service ever since it was founded in 1975. Now, the veteran has a warning for the state’s regions.
Question Time suspended in Vic after dramatic heckler display
Victorian parliament’s Question Time has been shockingly suspended and the gallery cleared after a group of doctors shouted and heckled Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas.
Allan govt accused of lying on ‘hidden cost’ to developers under new laws
The state government has been accused of trying to quietly slug developers with an extra charge on home builds under an overhaul of consumer protection laws aimed at dealing with dodgy and bust builders.
Unions turn on Labor as mass sacking of public servants loom
Hundreds of union members have rallied against the Allan government’s plan to gut the public service and have threatened to campaign against Labor MPs at next year’s state election.
Nothing to stop next hospital death cluster, parents warn
Family warns there’s “nothing to stop another Bacchus Marsh”, one of the deadliest patient scandals, after hospitals left officials in the dark about several child deaths.
Full list: The events you won’t want to miss this ‘mad March’
Fashion, footy, racing, concerts, theatre shows. air shows and more – dozens of world-class events are set to supercharge Melbourne and Victoria this month. SEE WHAT’S ON
Left in the dark: Doctors sound the alarm over child deaths
Heartbreaking details of preventable child deaths have prompted calls for an urgent overhaul of the state’s flawed reporting system after several fatal incidents went undisclosed to authorities.
‘Piercing scream’ as man allegedly attacks women at Frankston car wash
Police have performed a dramatic arrest of an “aggressive” man wielding a metal pole who was “ready to kill” after he allegedly assaulted several women in Frankston.
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