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.
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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.
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Caro’s husband gone as Jacinta cleans out Dan’s office
Former Channel 7 political editor turned government media spinner Brendan Donohoe has packed up his desk in the Premier’s private office as the clean out of Dan’s former staff continues.
All plain sailing for Olympian cox after ‘Naughty Rookie’ rumour leak
Rumours over an Olympic rowing cox purportedly raining “celebrations” at a rival coach in a feud between Melbourne private schools have been swept away as he steers his way toward the 2024 Games.
Recuperating Sheargold eyeing return to spotlight
Marty Sheargold is preparing to end his self-imposed exile, but the timeline for his return to radio is still unclear.
Cyber crims get creative in Arts Centre hack
The boss of Melbourne’s Arts Centre says she’s “deeply sorry” after a recent data breach revealed hackers are getting cyber attacks down to a fine art.
No socks, fake Rolex: Melb’s most irritating real estate signs
Who needs pics of a home for sale when you can instead gaze upon a full-body shot of a real estate agent. Property billboards which sell the agent rather than the property are being mercilessly mocked.
Glum Morrissey doesn’t hold back over axed Perth gig
Never shy to express himself, legendary British singer-songwriter, Morrissey has done little to mask his disdain while telling Melbourne crowds about his scrapped Perth show.
Greek Community of Melbourne demands ABC apology
Lots of people seem to be miffed with the ABC at the moment, from Jewish Australians, to the Greek Community of Melbourne who are mad with Aunt’s coverage concerning “the pinnacle of ancient Greek art”.
Ron Walker’s mighty Toorak antique gun collection for sale
Gun-collecting aficionados now have a chance to buy the late, great Ron Walker’s mighty, antique pistol collection being sold online by an up-market auction house.
Dan Andrews bailed up at Melbourne’s party of the year
It seems Daniel Andrews can’t go anywhere these days. It’s not just golf courses which are out of bounds, now he’s been told off by a guest at the NGV Gala.
‘Sad for him’: Rob Mills unleashes on Craig McLachlan
Stage star Rob Mills has taken aim at Craig McLachlan’s ongoing shows of defiance, saying the disgruntled actor needs to “put his hand up” and admit he was wrong.
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