Council worker ‘tries to take couple’s cat’
A council employee has been filmed seemingly coaxing a couple’s cat out of their property before taking it to their car.
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Kmart kitchen reno saves woman $4000
An impressive DIY makeover of a kitchen and living space saved one woman more than $4000 by using products from Kmart and Bunnings.
‘Suspicious’ fire destroys $24m mansion
Arson detectives are investigating a fire which destroyed a heritage mansion purchased less than a year ago.
‘Devastated’: Urgent warning over cruel scam
Unsuspecting victims are being left “devastated” by a cruel scam that has cost some people more than $10,000.
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Dan’s swipe at virus superspreader
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has taken aim at the truck driver responsible for spreading coronavirus across regional Victoria.
Beauty industry’s plea to reopen
Melbourne’s beauty industry leaders have spoken out on the devastation lockdown has inflicted, sparking renewed calls to reopen salons this weekend.
Dan’s cheeky response on 5km travel limit
Daniel Andrews has been hounded over Melbourne’s controversial 5km travel limit during yet another fiery question time.
Dan’s no-confidence vote fails
Victoria’s Daniel Andrews was shouted out and mocked in parliament, but the Premier ultimately walked away with the last laugh.
Mum’s Bunnings ‘empty aisles’ discovery
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‘No-confidence’ vote for Andrews
After losing his right hand man in a shock resignation, Daniel Andrews will also face debate about his leadership in state parliament.
Police investigate dangerous TikTok stunt
Video of a Victorian man’s car stunt uploaded to TikTok travelled far and wide on the web, and now it has sparked a police investigation.
‘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.
New family clusters spark virus concern
Two family virus clusters across Melbourne’s outer suburbs are a new cause for concern as the city awaits significant lockdown announcements.
Aldi supermarket a high-risk location
A Melbourne supermarket has been added to the health department’s high-risk location list after a customer tested positive for COVID-19.
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