‘We are screwed’: Melbourne man’s heartbreak after LA fires destroy his home
A Melbourne-born film editor’s life has been uprooted after he watched his neighbourhood be devoured by the California wildfires on CCTV footage.
Victoria
‘We don’t have a bottomless bucket’
Rural Victorians travelling hours for critical healthcare are waiting weeks to be reimbursed for their travel costs as a government scheme falls behind on repayments.
Victorian cattle farm sold for millions
A 238ha farm near Mansfield, expected to sell for more than $54,600 a hectare, has changed hands in a recent sale.
‘Yuck’: The Block judge under fire for real estate move
The Block judge Marty Fox has made a bold change to his real estate business that is sparking a heated online debate because of one specific phrase. Find out why.
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‘Enough is enough’: Melbourne’s big names take a stand against anti-Semitism
A line-up of major Victorian identities have united to take a stand against the scourge of hatred towards Victorian Jews as one of the worst waves of anti-Semitism in history sweeps the nation.
‘Women are being discarded’: Cries for action on violence grow at emotional vigil
Scores of people have gathered at a vigil to remember more than a dozen women killed or allegedly murdered in Victoria this year as cries grow for the government to take action to stop the violence.
Melbourne’s cleanest and dirtiest beaches revealed
As the mercury rises, the Environmental Protection Authority has rated the water quality at Melbourne’s beaches. Here are the best and worst spots to head for a dip.
Shop worker chases thieving teenagers in Brighton
A fed up shop worker has chased after a gang of seven youths who were caught on CCTV stealing several luxury clothing items from a Brighton store in yet another attack in the suburb.
Swarming youths caught shoplifting in Brighton
A fed-up shop worker has chased after a gang of youths who stole several luxury clothing items as youths terrorised Brighton for the third time…
Melbourne’s annual Australia Day parade is officially dead
The Allan government has confirmed it has no plans to reinstate Melbourne’s annual Australia Day parade now, four years after Daniel Andrews originally canned the event.
Wind farm’s alleged safety failings before worker’s death
A Victorian wind farm where a worker was crushed to death allegedly failed to implement proper safety precautions, alarming leaked documents have revealed.
Tony Mokbel’s first words from jail
Tony Mokbel, the underworld’s biggest gambler, bet on the wrong lawyer, Nicola Gobbo, who turned against him. Now he hopes the Lawyer X scandal will unlock his cell door.
Melbourne Storm scraps regular Welcome to Country ceremonies
One of Australia’s most respected sporting clubs will no longer hold regular Welcome to Country ceremonies, with the Melbourne Storm ditching the “divisive” tradition.
UV danger: Hundreds of Victorians hospitalised with severe sunburns
Health experts are issuing a dire warning to Victorians to protect their skin after new data revealed the shock number of people hospitalised with extreme sunburns the past financial year.
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