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Marat Ganiev was seeking a permanent stay on his case, with his lawyer arguing the multiple changes to the prosecution case were an abuse of process.
Dairy beef has caught the attention of fast food companies as farmers beef up bobby calves into viable assets.
One of Australia's leading public policy academics says a "Queensland-style" commission of inquiry is needed into Victoria's Big Build.
In Nar Nar Goon's fire brigade, 22 volunteers have been diagnosed with cancer. But as members work to obtain their work insurance cover, almost half of the members are not covered by the state's presumptive legislation.
County Court judge Michael Tinney says Jordan Kenyon's decision to get behind the wheel after consuming the drug GHB was like playing "Russian roulette" with the general public.
An independent review of an elite private school in regional Victoria describes a culture of "normalised" racism, bullying and abuse.
The Preston Lions, associated with the Macedonian Australian community, will be forced to play without spectators after some of its fans displayed offensive banners at a game last weekend.
A recent wave of antisemitism has been far-reaching, even targeting Jewish people who are critical of the Israeli government, a royal commission probing the phenomenon has heard.
The timber manufacturing hub would transform blue gum wood chips into timber beams for construction.
A multi-day operation to paint over a Pam the Bird image on Melbourne's Bolte Bridge has begun, with Transurban painters abseiling from the top of a 140-metre-tall pylon.
The owner of one of Victoria's worst illegal dump sites has been handed a record fine of $60,000 and ordered to pay an expected $1 million to clean up the polluted property in Melbourne's outer north-east.
State school teachers and support staff will rally in Melbourne's CBD after walking off the job following the rejection of a government pay increase of 28 per cent.
A proposed draft amendment of a park management plan, first written in 1991, would close about 100 climbing routes, while more than 3,000 others would remain open.
The Victorian Coalition pledges $850 million to build a new West Gippsland hospital if it wins the November election.
The iconic Melbourne printing factory has worked with international pop divas and rock legends to enhance the city's live music scene for 40 years.
A Victorian magistrate has struck out a drink spiking charge against Melbourne socialite Amy Tossoun.
A woman who accused a well-connected Melbourne businessman of rape is a serial liar and made "false allegations" in court, defence lawyers say.
As conflict between the United States and Iran escalates once again, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has issued a warning to "reconsider" travel to several more countries in the region.
Lactalis has announced it will close its dairy factory in Longwarry, in Gippsland, with a phased transition of production to other sites.
Evidence of ancient burnt grasses unearthed in a Victorian cave on GunaiKurnai country suggest old ancestors used the cave for fire rituals during the Ice Age.
A man in his 90s was driven around for an hour and a half after the vehicle he was a passenger in was allegedly stolen outside a regional Victorian hospital.
With only months to the Victorian election, Melton Council is calling on both sides of politics to commit to two new train stations in the fast-growing municipality.
A Melbourne hospital apologises after mixing up the medical data of two people, resulting in one of them being wrongly declared dead by police.
Victorian state school teachers and educators are going ahead with their second 24-hour strike this year after union members rejected the government's latest pay offer.
The Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion hears from Jewish school leaders about how they need to implement extraordinary and expensive security measures.
Shocking details of how a man affected by ketamine murdered his neighbour in an unprovoked attack in Melbourne's outer east have been heard in Victoria's Supreme Court today.
A leader of the Adass Israel Synagogue says security funding bids were knocked back before the place of worship was destroyed in a 2024 arson attack.
Wyndham mayor Preet Singh says he showed "poor judgement" but also said he had faced "abuse and intimidation" over the issue.
A boy was found with serious injuries and taken to hospital after an altercation between a group of teenagers.
Community members from the Adass Israel Synagogue, which was the target of a 2024 firebombing in Melbourne, will front the royal commission today.
Victoria's fire rescue commissioner has written a strongly worded letter to the secretary of the United Firefighters Union, accusing him of aggressive and inappropriate communication amid a long-running conflict.
Victoria Police and the Buloke Shire Council have held an event updating 300 Donald community members on the alleged murder of Layla Jeffery.
Community members from Melbourne's Adass Israel Synagogue will provide evidence at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion today.
Randa Abdel-Fattah launches legal action after Bendigo Writers Festival organisers sent a code of conduct that sparked censorship concerns and led to the boycott of dozens of authors.
A woman facing terror charges after living under Islamic State rule in Syria will be freed on bail, after being in custody for two months.
David Scholes, 32, has been ordered to complete an anger management course after he was caught making a "menacing" phone call to award-winning journalist Nick McKenzie.
Derryn Hinch, the outspoken — and at times controversial — broadcaster and former senator, is being farewelled at a state funeral service in Melbourne after his death earlier this month, aged 82.
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