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.
‘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.
There’s always someone who goes too hard after the Brownlow, and this year it was a plus one to many of the city’s A Listers who was spotted staggering out of a very adults-only establishment.
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.
It draws in prime ministers, premiers and sporting stars, but the details of this year’s birthday bash for Lindsay Fox are being particularly closely guarded.
Avid readers of The Source were told in the middle of last year Melbourne’s Lord Mayor would hang up her robes before the next City of Melbourne election.
Daniel Andrews is understood to be finalising whether he will take a number of board positions as his post-politics career takes shape with an Easter announcement in the wind.
The King’s representative in Victoria soaked up the Grand Prix action at Albert Park, but not everyone got the memo about which governor is which.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan couldn’t let speculation of a leadership spill against John Pesutto pass without comment, delivering a well-timed jibe to her counterpart in parliament.
Four key figures from the Andrews government, including the former Premier’s chief of staff, have got the band back together to launch a new venture.
Plans for a visit to Australia by King Charles are being prepared and the Victoria Racing Club is more than keen to host the King and Queen Camilla should they be here in November.
Joe Rumoro thought he’d found a quiet spot inside Princes Park to enjoy his snack — an avocado — and watch his mate play in the Richmond v Collingwood practice match. He was wrong.
Melbourne is remembering late Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny with a makeshift memorial being tended to on one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares.
The identity of a provocative poster paster remains a mystery after the campaign office for Labor’s candidate in the Dunkley by-election was slathered with images of the opposition.
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