5 h. ago Melbourne weather: Wild winds cause havoc as wall blows off Brunswick music venue

Wild weather is causing chaos across Melbourne, with a pedestrian injured after a six-metre section of wall came off a venue in the inner north.

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6 h. ago Former Love Machine owner faces court over alleged rape of employee

Andrew Varigos, a former owner and manager of Love Machine nightclub, has faced court over the alleged rape and assault of an employee following a wild night of partying at the venue in 2020.

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6 h. ago Victim’s family shed tears as teen found guilty of murdering doctor

Ashley Gordon, 33, was stabbed to death by a 16-year-old he disturbed stealing shoes, jewellery and electronics from his Doncaster home.

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7 h. ago Melbourne weather: Wild weather causes havoc as wall blown off Brunswick music venue

Wild winds and floodwaters are causing havoc across Melbourne, blowing a six-metre section of wall from a live music venue in Melbourne’s inner north and injuring a pedestrian. 

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7 h. ago Melbourne weather: Peak hour traffic woes expected on Sydney Road after Brunswick building damage

Wild winds are causing havoc across Melbourne, blowing a six-metre section of wall from a live music venue in Melbourne’s inner north and injuring a pedestrian. 

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8 h. ago Torquay’s Mortadeli combines its sandwich shop, deli and pasta bar under one roof

Here’s what to expect from the new phase of the Surf Coast deli and cafe.

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8 h. ago Get shakshuka pastries, chai morning buns and more at a warehouse bakery in Fairfield

Suburbia is a lofty bakery by coffee roasters Seven Seeds.

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8 h. ago The full list: Every venue in Good Food’s Essential Sydney Cafes & Bakeries guide

From specialty coffee shops to cult sandwich spots, here are the best places to start your day in Sydney.

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8 h. ago How a Melbourne newspaper tycoon ended up buried in an Egyptian tomb

The imposing Kew mausoleum, with its tall columns, stone pythons and scarabs, was built for an Egyptophile with a penchant for seances.

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9 h. ago The full list: Every venue in Good Food’s Essential Melbourne Cafes and Bakeries guide

From specialty coffee shops to cult sandwich spots, here are the best places to start your day in Melbourne.

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9 h. ago Cyberattack at two Melbourne hospitals exposes patient details on dark web

The stolen patient data includes sensitive health information, contact details and Medicare numbers.

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9 h. ago Cyberattack linked to two Melbourne hospitals exposes patient details on dark web

The stolen patient data includes sensitive health information, contact details and Medicare numbers.

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9 h. ago Teen home invader found guilty of murdering Melbourne doctor

Ashley Gordon, 33, was stabbed to death by a 16-year-old he disturbed stealing shoes, jewellery and electronics from his Doncaster home.

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13 h. ago ASX treads water as miners, energy stocks fall; CBA rally continues

The Australian sharemarket was little changed on Wednesday morning as investors were tracking developments in the Middle East.

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15 h. ago Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs praises trial judge for an ‘excellent job’ but won’t testify

After six weeks of evidence, the trial of the music mogul on sex-trafficking charges is heading towards closing arguments.

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17 h. ago Severe winds smash South Australia, cause flight delays in NSW

Severe winds from a low pressure system continue to lash Adelaide today, and have caused flight delays in Sydney.

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20 h. ago Part Breaking Bad, part Inbetweeners: this British series is a wild ride

A stag do goes wildly wrong in this new comedy-drama. But can it really make you care about these total idiots?

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20 h. ago It’s the Everest of music and Mark Isaacs has scaled it twice

The Sydney composer has just recorded his second symphony.

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30 h. ago Bali shooting victim’s wife struggling to cope with dad’s death

The widow of a Melbourne man gunned down in a Bali villa while on holiday remains in a state of shock and trauma.

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30 h. ago ‘A cash grab’: Tower residents say they are being coerced into leaving

Residents of Melbourne’s public housing towers have told a parliamentary inquiry they have been coerced into relocation and do not wish to leave their homes. 

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