Bold plan to draft AFLW players into construction
Construction giant John Holland, with projects including Metro Tunnel and Airport Rail, wants 40 per cent of its workforce to be women by 2025.
Future Victoria
Leaders say Melb hospo industry needs a revolution
Calls are growing for a hospitality industry revolution to overhaul dire staff shortages or risk losing Melbourne’s status as a culinary and entertainment leader.
Why we may have to eat legumes instead of meat
Victoria’s agricultural industry is set for major changes in the future as it “re-imagines the entire value chain from paddock to gut”.
Accommodation crush from regional tourism boom
A boom in nature-based tourism post-Covid could see demand for accommodation outstrip supply in some popular regional areas.
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How super rail loop will transform your suburb
The Suburban Rail Loop will transform Clayton into Collingwood and Box Hill into a “new South yarra”. Here’s how your suburb is set to change.
How Melbourne’s mega projects will change your commute
The state’s big transport projects will reshape the city and how we travel including a 15km rail tunnel under the Yarra River.
AI will speed up your daily trip to work
Artificial intelligence is predicting Melbourne traffic jams hours in advance and could now help thwart road blockages before they happen.
Dan Andrews can’t concrete our way to prosperity
Bigger isn’t better unless Melbourne also gets smarter. Maybe we should start with swapping our premier for NSW’s.
Game-changing ideas to get Victoria booming
A giant Warnie, fast trains, an even bigger MCG and investment in medical science are among the weird and wonderful big ideas to reboot our state.
Melbourne to become nation’s biggest city
Melbourne will overtake Sydney and regain its title as Australia’s largest city by 2027 with a population of 5.7 million.
Turning ‘Sicktoria’ back into the place to be
Restoring our reputation after enduring the world’s longest lockdown should remind everyone what Victoria has to offer.
How can offices coax workers back?
Most workers still want to spend part of the week at home now lockdowns are over. So what can offices in Melbourne’s CBD do to coax workers back?
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