‘Hundreds’ gather without face masks
Another illegal house party has jeopardised Melbourne’s virus battle as disturbing reports emerge of “hundreds” of people not wearing face masks.
Outdoors
Rejoice! Bunnings sausage sizzles return
Not everything is back to normal yet — but the prospect of a snag in the sun is a step in the right direction, with Bunnings’ iconic sausage sizzles returning.
Aussies are going crazy for these items
Stay-at-home orders may mean avoiding stores for many Australians, but online shopping for certain home-related items has increased.
Push to stop dangerous driving habit
A survey has found big support for installing more roadside cameras to catch drivers performing this dangerous habit.
Jim’s Mowing joins massive class action
Hundreds of Jim’s Mowing franchisees are joining a huge class action lawsuit that could cost the Victorian government millions.
Strict virus rule could be extended
Victoria’s chief health officer has warned a controversial virus restriction is “open to being extended” following dramatic arrests at crowded Melbourne beaches.
Sydney’s last summer worse than thought
Several Sydney suburbs saw summer temperatures last year that were hotter than previously thought, with several suburbs recording temps over 50C.
How you’ll be watched on Sydney’s beaches
Officials have revealed the hi-tech gadgets that will be used to watch sunbathers on Sydney beaches this summer.
New CBD feature ‘an incredible place’
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has unveiled a new public space in the Sydney CBD to “take in the sights of our beautiful city”.
Where to find the cheapest petrol
Major differences in the price of petrol have been revealed depending on where motorists fill up – with the cost expected to rise before the long weekend.
Meaning behind mysterious circles
The creators of mysterious circles emerging across Melbourne have revealed why the initiative could be the “new way forward”.
Kmart shopper’s clever $20 sofa solution
A savvy Kmart shopper has revealed how she used an affordable pet item to help transform her outdoor living space that’s been dubbed “amazing”.
Experts warn of stormy summer ahead
Intense cyclones and big downpours are on the way with the weather bureau officially forecasting a La Nina event for summer.
New restrictions on Bondi Beach
Visitors to Bondi Beach will be affected by new rules to manage summertime crowds as authorities consider what are “safe limits”.
Anti-lockdowners’ sneaky new tactic
Secret messages have revealed what Melbourne’s anti-lockdown activists are planning next. They’ve promised something “big”.
Thunderstorm warning for multiple states
Several states will be hit with thunderstorms over the next few days — but don’t cancel your October long weekend plans yet.
Bunnings pulls ‘inappropriate’ item
The popular hardware store has withdrawn a $129 Christmas product from its shelves after it raised eyebrows among shoppers.
Jim vows to fight government
Despite Jim’s Mowing franchisees being able to return to work, its founder has revealed why he’s not letting up in the company’s fight to sue the Victorian government.
‘Looks pro’: Man’s $300 Bunnings reno
When a Perth woman sent her hubby a snap of an outdoor shower to replicate, she didn’t expect the “amazing” end result.
‘Final straw’: Council elections turn ugly
A Melbourne councillor vying for another stint in the role says she’s “living in fear” after being targeted, and the latest incident is the “final straw”.
Huge snake found under wheelie bin
A wrangler was “genuinely shocked” after finding “one of the biggest carpet pythons I’ve caught in years” under a wheelie bin.
‘Need this’: Frenzy over cheap pizza oven
Major excitement has been brewing after Aldi announced it was selling a budget-friendly wood-fired pizza oven in time for spring.
Bizarre police search ends in false alarm
A frantic overnight search for a man last seen walking into the water fully clothed at Surfers Paradise Beach has ended in a false alarm.
New viral risk emerges ahead of warmer weather
Thousands of Victorians are at risk of serious illness – even death – as family pools go untreated since the start of lockdown.
Jim’s furious letter: ‘Blood on your hands’
Jim’s Mowing has written a scathing letter to Daniel Andrews, saying the extension of the lockdown had filled his workers with “despair”.
Jim’s Mowing: ‘I’ll cop the fine and fight it’
Jim’s Mowing is vowing its contractors will work and fight fines, even if the Victorian Government moves to extend lockdown past September 13.
‘Stupidity’: Jim’s Mowing to sue for millions
Jim’s Mowing is preparing a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the Victorian Government as lockdown hits more than 600 contractors.
‘Worst green pool ever’ revealed
This Aussie pool guy got the shock of a lifetime when he looked at the pool he was expected to clean – there was a tree growing out of it.
Families ‘sleepless’ for 25 nights
Families and frontline healthcare workers living beside a 24-hour construction site say they’ve struggled through 25 “sleepless” nights.
Photo shows ‘ridiculous’ lawn dispute
This patch of lawn shared by two Sydney neighbours has sparked a fierce debate online, with some labelling the apparent dispute “ridiculous”.
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