Owner of dogs that mauled Jordan Garrett to front court
A woman was mauled by three dogs belonging to her partner in a vicious backyard attack in Dandenong, with neighbours previously reporting concerns about the dogs to council.
A woman was mauled by three dogs belonging to her partner in a vicious backyard attack in Dandenong, with neighbours previously reporting concerns about the dogs to council.
Taxpayers are being slugged more than $1m a week to pay the wages of ministerial staffers under the Allan government, with FOI files revealing the cost of the Premier’s staffers have surged by millions.
Home prices are falling in hundreds of Melbourne suburbs, giving buyers their best shot at the spring market in years. See if your neighbourhood’s home prices are among those going backwards.
After the $20 million TAB Everest took the title of ‘richest race in Australia’, it can now be revealed NSW is also enticing punters in droves from its rival racing state of Victoria.
Hundreds of fans have turned up to welcome home Victoria’s Olympic and Paralympic stars.
Conservation detection dogs play a critical role in protecting Victoria’s wildlife and environment. These are some of the hardworking pups putting their nose to the grindstone.
A major anti-war crew has declared “enough is enough” as factions emerge between two of the largest protest groups after the disastrous Land Forces rallies.
The team behind controversial floating nightclub ATET has been locked in a multimillion-dollar legal battle with Melbourne City Council since it was shut down last year. Now, it has launched a bid to revive the venue.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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