Kouta’s plan to boost affordable housing in lord mayor bid
Anthony Koutoufides has unveiled the housing policy he will roll out if elected lord mayor, committing to offering rate relief as part of a plan to unlock affordable housing.
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Fresh food costs set to soar amid Vic government’s ‘grab for cash’
Fruit and vegie wholesalers operating within the Victorian government owned Melbourne Market Authority are bracing for whopping rent rises, in what they warn will lead to fresh food price hikes.
Silence on whether top Melb restaurant will be delisted from Good Food Guide
Nine Entertainment, the publisher of the Good Food Guide, will not say whether it will delist a top Melbourne eatery – named New Restaurant of the Year, with two hats — after its owner was charged for brandishing a Nazi swastika.
Voting blunder leaves lord mayoral candidates red-faced
Two of the leading contenders in the lord mayoral race have been forced into an embarrassing backdown after issuing incorrect how-to-vote advice on their election material.
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The school that’s changing students’ lives through Auslan
Furlong Park School for Deaf Children teaches students how to communicate through its bilingual approach to learning.
Plumbing boss fined for signing off compliance checks while interstate
The boss of one of Australia’s largest residential plumbing companies has been fined after signing off compliance checks for three Melbourne sites while he was in Brisbane, in a case that should lead to better consumer protections.
‘He owes me $4m’: Gatto charged with blackmailing, assaulting restaurant owner
Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto has been charged with extorting, blackmailing and assaulting a restaurateur with whom he has been embroiled in a bitter feud.
Island agents issue grim reality check on The Block home prices
With auctions less than two months away, Phillip Island experts have questioned the price expectations of The Block properties and whether or not they will sell.
Inside the Melbourne estate that Teddy Bear biscuits built
Get a taste of this grand 148-year-old estate in Melbourne’s southeast that was owned by the Guest family, whose food manufacturing business created Teddy Bear Biscuits.
Concerns of ‘near misses’ on road outside Leongatha Primary School
Nerrena Rd outside Leongatha Primary School has been described as “chaotic” like Melbourne’s Bourke St, raising concerns after bus drivers…
Youth crime: brutal, dangerous and out of control
Nobody can say when and how the youth crime crisis will end. Maybe only when the victim of a serious crime lawyers up and finds a loophole to sue the state, writes Andrew Rule.
Australia hits ‘scary’ $1m housing milestone
The nation’s booming housing market has hit an ominous new number that could force first-home buyers across the country to reconsider how they get their start on the property ladder.
Former Melb Rebels boss’ businesses collapse
Paul Docherty’s empire has taken another hit as the spectacular collapse of the once high-flying business mogul continues.
Bulldogs fight multimillion-dollar payout to child sex abuse survivor
The Western Bulldogs were found negligent to child sex abuse committed by a pedophile at its club. Now, the Dogs claim the jury was “misled”, demanding the record $5.9m payout be slashed.
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