Nomad boss apologises as Nazi symbol fallout spirals
The boss of Nomad restaurant group has apologised after he was charged with holding up a Nazi symbol at a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney, as the costly fallout for the restaurant group continues.
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Toorak aged-care boss’ mansion listed with $50m+ price
The founder of an aged care empire and his wife have listed their swanky Toorak mansion complete with a 10-car garage, lion statues and lighting sconces from Milan. Asking price: $50m+.
Bombings and births: wild stories behind Vic’s big things
Arson threats, a bombing and even a baby’s birth are just part of the folklore for Victoria’s big things. Find out just how many we have, and some of the crazy events connected with them.
Meet the older Melbourne DJs putting a new spin on the classics
A banker, a baker, a former pilot and a neuroscientist are among a different generation of radio stars switching things up on air by bringing listeners “yesterday’s music today”.
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Deeming v Pesutto: ‘Catastrophic’ defamation fight fees revealed
The high-stakes defamation fight between John Pesutto and exiled MP Moira Deeming is stacking up to be financially catastrophic — insiders revealing the staggering figures spent pre-trial.
New bikie warning in building industry after CFMEU saga
A former Mongols bikie and CFMEU organiser has been linked to a new building industry company set up after the union was torn apart by claims of criminal infiltration.
Victorians shiver through snow, hail as late winter sweeps state
Victorians have been pelted by hail and blanketed in snow as a sudden cold front seizes the state — and more winter-like conditions are on their way.
Vic gov to abandon two MCGs worth of offices
The city’s commercial landlords are facing a big hit as the state government moves to abandon tens of thousands of square metres of CBD offices.
Cosy Coburg villa sells for more than $50,000 above price hopes
A family sold their two-bedroom villa they described as a “little oasis” for well above their price hopes under the hammer on Saturday to a couple from Brunswick. SEE HOW IT SOLD.
How a Melbourne school is changing kids’ lives through Auslan
Furlong Park School for Deaf Children is breaking barriers for deaf and hard-of-hearing students by teaching them to communicate, not just with words, but with their hands.
Commonwealth Games Australia offers millions to help save Scotland event
Commonwealth Games Australia has offered millions of dollars to the Scottish government — effectively paid for by Victorian taxpayers — to help it roll out the Games in Glasgow.
Police nab 21 burglars and thieves in sting
Police have swooped on nearly two-dozen alleged crims.
Sedan driven down to its rims in alleged high-speed stolen car chase
A pair accused of taking a stolen Toyota for a spin at speeds of up to 170km/h were among the 21 offenders nabbed during a four-day police sting in Melbourne’s outer suburbs.
Dental secretary ‘flashing luxury items’ investigated over theft
A secretary at a Melbourne dental clinic raised eyebrows when she began flashing luxury items at work. Now she is being investigated over claims she has stolen more than $150,000 from customers.
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