For several weeks, this year’s candidates for lord mayor have been eager to say they are putting voters first. But on one all-important issue, they’re not willing to tell us their preference.
If politics is all about name recognition, then one woman throwing her hat in the ring at the upcoming council elections is off to a flyer.
High-profile Melburnians Eddie McGuire and Sally Capp are rumoured to be in the running for much-desired positions at Melbourne’s home of sport.
Labor is putting its money where its mouth is to help the people it cares about: hungry lobbyists and their corporate paymasters.
Leading designer Effie Kats married in a fairytale Melbourne wedding at the weekend, but the absence of one high-profile guest didn’t go unnoticed.
Daniel Andrews has missed the cut in his bid to join one of Victoria’s most elite golf clubs, with his reign as premier hanging like an albatross around the neck of the golfing tragic.
The retail giant has removed a bag from its shelves and online shop due to its slogan that was described as “not a good look”.
Crown has lost its shine among some at Flemington as its latest tower causes angst before the first race is even out of the gate.
He had a list of nicknames for Dan Andrews after the former premier banned him for more than six years, but 3AW host Neil Mitchell hasn’t waited long to slap one on the state’s new leader.
Jacinta Allan has revealed she has had a number of conversations with Daniel Andrew since becoming Premier, calling on her old boss as she settles into the state’s top job.
Showbiz legend Kamahl says he was left humiliated at a charity lunch when the MC ended his impromptu performance.
Melbourne’s most prolific party crasher has revealed how she’s blagged her way into VIP events, including watching Collingwood’s premiership win with Gill McLachlan.
The boss of touring giant Live Nation Australia has left the company in a move that’s come as a surprise to many in the industry.
Outgoing Mentone Grammar principal Mal Cater — who has faced claims he oversaw a toxic culture — has been gifted a portrait from students. Or so the school’s press release claims.
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