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Car decorated for Chanukah firebombed in St Kilda East on Christmas morning

A car decorated for the Jewish festival of Chanukah was firebombed outside a family home in Melbourne’s inner south-east early on Christmas morning, in what Jewish leaders, politicians, and police believe is a targeted anti-Semitic attack. The incident occurred just before 3am…

25 December, 2025

FINANCE·VICTORIA

Victorian taxpayers fund $900,000 salary for Suburban Rail Loop chief

Victorian taxpayers are paying nearly $1 million a year to Frankie Carroll, the man leading Premier Jacinta Allan’s controversial Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) project — a salary that exceeds both the Prime Minister’s and the Premier’s own pay packets. According to state…

7 November, 2025

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Underworld figure executed in Melbourne amid crime syndicate war

Police believe that the execution-style killing of Melbourne man Athan Boursinos was organised by a New South Wales-based crime syndicate linked to Australia’s ongoing tobacco wars. The 21-year-old, suspected to have ties with notorious underworld figure Kazem Hamad, was gunned down outside…

7 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Think tank calls for three-storey homes across all suburbs

A major new report by the Grattan Institute has called for governments to allow three-storey townhouses and apartments on all residential land across Australia’s suburbs in an effort to tackle the nation’s worsening housing crisis. The report argues that restrictive planning laws…

6 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Teen killer of Melbourne doctor revealed to be son of senior police investigator

The teenager who murdered Melbourne GP Dr Ash Gordon during a violent home invasion has been revealed as the son of a senior Victoria Police investigator. The 18-year-old, who cannot be named because he was 16 at the time of the attack,…

6 November, 2025

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Choppergate 2.0: Victoria’s top cop in turbulence over secret flights

Victoria’s Chief Commissioner of Police, Mike Bush, is under mounting pressure after revelations he misled the public about his use of the force’s air wing — including taking an undeclared helicopter ride with his wife, described by insiders as nothing more than…

6 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Melbourne leads nation as work-from-home capital

Melbourne has become Australia’s remote work capital, with nearly two-thirds of employees working from home at least once a week — the highest rate among all major cities. The findings, released in the 2025 Australian Digital Inclusion Index, show that 64.6 per…

5 November, 2025

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Victorians face record surge in home burglaries, targeted over 150 times a week

Armed burglars are terrorising Victorian households at a record rate, with more than 150 home invasions reported weekly — more than double the rate from a decade ago. Aggravated burglaries targeting shops and petrol stations have also reached unprecedented levels. According to…

4 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Melbourne Cup weather: Rain and wind forecast for Flemington

Melbourne Cup punters are being warned to prepare for wet and windy conditions as showers are expected across the city on race day. The Bureau of Meteorology predicts rainfall between 1mm and 10mm, westerly winds of up to 35 km/h, and a…

4 November, 2025

FINANCE·POLITICS·VICTORIA

Treasurer Jaclyn Symes blasts Opposition’s ‘reckless’ tax cut pledge amid record Victorian debt

Victoria’s Treasurer Jaclyn Symes has launched a scathing attack on the state Opposition’s election promise to abolish several taxes, accusing Brad Battin’s Liberal–National Coalition of “financial recklessness” at a time when Victoria faces a historic debt of $194 billion. Speaking in Melbourne…

3 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Albert Park nursery apologises after anti-Israel job application incident

A popular plant nursery in Albert Park, The Garden of Eden, has issued a public apology following a highly controversial incident involving one of its co-owners. On Saturday, the 24-year-old Israeli job applicant, new to Australia, received a text from co-owner Brett…

3 November, 2025

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Victorians flee north as crime crisis deepens in Melbourne

A growing number of Victorians are leaving the state amid mounting fears over Melbourne’s worsening crime crisis, with many choosing to relocate to Queensland’s booming coastal regions. According to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data, Victoria’s overall population dropped by…

2 November, 2025

VICTORIA

Victoria becomes first state to pass Treaty bill with Indigenous Australians – historic milestone or political divide?

Victoria has made history by becoming the first Australian state to pass legislation enabling a Treaty with Indigenous Australians — a move hailed as a major step toward justice and reconciliation, yet one already stirring fierce political debate. The landmark Statewide Treaty…

31 October, 2025

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VICTORIA- Page 6

Car decorated for Chanukah firebombed in St Kilda East on Christmas morning

Victorian taxpayers fund $900,000 salary for Suburban Rail Loop chief

Underworld figure executed in Melbourne amid crime syndicate war

Think tank calls for three-storey homes across all suburbs

Teen killer of Melbourne doctor revealed to be son of senior police investigator

Choppergate 2.0: Victoria’s top cop in turbulence over secret flights

Melbourne leads nation as work-from-home capital

Victorians face record surge in home burglaries, targeted over 150 times a week

Melbourne Cup weather: Rain and wind forecast for Flemington

Treasurer Jaclyn Symes blasts Opposition’s ‘reckless’ tax cut pledge amid record Victorian debt

Albert Park nursery apologises after anti-Israel job application incident

Victorians flee north as crime crisis deepens in Melbourne

Victoria becomes first state to pass Treaty bill with Indigenous Australians – historic milestone or political divide?

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