A former Melbourne club baron, who has recently been swept up in an alleged global crime investigation, is now facing business strife after a liquidator was appointed to one of his companies.
A Melbourne caravan retailer that collapsed owing millions is now being investigated by the state’s consumer watchdog, as liquidators confirm customers will never get their money back.
A year seven student at St Kevin’s College has been rushed to hospital after falling when a balcony gave way at the Toorak school.
A travel-loving Victorian couple have been confined to their cruise ship without their passports at a port in Japan, describing the experience as “dreadful”.
Victorians are being told to brace for a “dangerous” hayfever season this month, with “extreme” pollen levels to hit hard, particularly for asthma sufferers.
The owner of Melbourne’s Lobster Cave has avoided having a liquidator appointed to his renowned restaurant despite filings revealing his debt woes have blown out to as much as $17m.
The state’s two most senior chief health officers have announced their resignations, bringing to an end the Covid-era of leadership and sparking a hunt for their replacements.
Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner Neil Paterson has been referred to the state’s anti-corruption commission after an alleged road rage incident outside the prestigious Haileybury College.
The state government’s debt pile now weighs in at $19,500 for every man, woman and child, with the local bill overtaking the federal per capita figure for the first time in more than a decade.
In the ’70s the Brosca family took a risk and opened a restaurant serving an exotic new type of food — pizza. Fifty years on, Alex Brosca is selling his family’s restaurant that became a Lygon St institution.
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