Lord Mayor Nick Reece may not have liked the results when he used AI to create images of park he’s planning under a Melbourne freeway, but the result may turn out to be eerily close to reality.
The Source was somewhat confused to find both a “sh*t tonne” of trees and a very sad park among the stated achievements of one Greens Yarra council candidate.
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.
Collingwood president Jeff Browne and Melbourne mover and shaker Ann Peacock have announced they have parted ways after a whirlwind romance.
AFL customer and commercial general manager Kylie Rogers won’t become Hawthorn’s next chief executive as she eyes a bigger prize.
Tim Smith’s appetite for being trolled on social media shows no signs of abating with a quip about John Farnham’s You’re The Voice B-Side, Going, Going, Gone, bringing out the haters.
The deaths of three people at a Leongatha lunch has piqued peoples wild fungi interest, and foragers have taken to Facebook to boast about their stupidity.
Bill Shorten has shown why pollies need to leave photoshop alone, serving up a bizarre The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Instagram post.
Essendon supplements figure Shane Charter is recovering from lifesaving quadruple bypass surgery after suffering a massive heart attack.
The Aussie music pioneer backed in a less than conventional choice to make a film about his life story — someone who had not only sued him, but won.
It’s been almost 25 years since Kiss rocked the Super Bowl, so will they roll out a fresh set list for the last Saturday in September at the G?
While Melbourne was distracted by Moulin Rouge’s opening night, a number of New South Wales gallery bosses spent the day launching a low profile art attack
Former Collingwood Football Club chief Mark Anderson has returned to the black and white, but this time he’s overseeing penguins not magpies.
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