‘Fist to fist’: Tobacco war kingpin issued with wild challenge
An underworld social media figure who has made rivals fire up over Melbourne’s raging tobacco war has now sensationally said he wants to go “fist to fist” with an exiled crime lord.
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Melbourne mover and shaker pulls trigger on shotgun wedding
Weddings come in all shapes and sizes but one local entrepreneur opted for a particularly brisk betrothal just before jetting out of Tullamarine.
Burn City Legal owner has brush with youth crime that doesn’t pay
The owner of criminal law firm Burn City Legal is more than familiar with the city’s youth crime problem, but his latest encounter was far more personal — and didn’t reap him any fees.
Mystery Melb powerbroker has one too many behind the wheel
He’s a well-connected and highly-educated Melbourne bloke who has been paid a lot of good money for his advice over the years. He’s now seeking some of his own after being busted for drink driving.
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Victorian inmates in a flap over influencer’s prison garb
A Victorian prisoner has raised eyebrows among fellow detainees for sporting the kind of apparel that might have made Daisy Duke proud.
Pies president’s ‘close friendship’ with rich-lister fizzles out
Collingwood president Jeff Browne and retail billionaire Naomi Milgrom emerged as a new Melbourne power couple at the AFL Brownlow, but the budding relationship appears to be over.
Cheeky award nod for Dan Andrews withdrawn
Organisers of the Adult Industry Choice Awards have backed out of a decision to nominate former Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, for a controversial prize.
Cockeyed optimists at Ticketek post waitlist for Diddy tour
As Sean “Diddy” Combs awaits trial amid a sex trafficking investigation, the positive thinkers at Ticketek Australia have posted a waitlist link for a potential Diddy Down Under tour.
Melbourne ‘still in game’ for ABBA hologram gig. But at what cost?
After talk a deal was dead, Melbourne is “still in the game” for ABBA Voyage. But promoters are said to be asking the Victorian government to stump up to stage the virtual concert.
Lunch could bring Corowa white supremacists unstuck
A group of white supremacists who tried to hide their identity while marching through Corowa over the weekend may have blown their cover after heading out for lunch at a local venue.
Report revelations set to ruffle feathers on Spring Street
As one Victorian government department braces for the release of a potentially damning report, those at the helm are scrambling to do damage control.
Famous face busted recharging batteries at swank CBD restaurant
He’s a familiar Melbourne face with a fondness for expensive items — including the kind that get you asked to leave a well-known eatery after heading for a toilet cubicle.
Is ‘major rizz’ in social game key to voters’ hearts?
There’s no doubt a strong youth-focused social media game is an important part of winning any election. But for the Melbourne Lord Mayor candidates, it can also be a case of giving them enough rope.
TAB has head in clouds in Qantas social media swipe
‘You win some, you lose more’ is an anti-gambling slogan that could also be applied to social media, case in point some of TAB’s work this week.
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