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Former prime minister Tony Abbott has defended protesters who took over Melbournes Shrine of Remembrance to rally against compulsory workplace vaccinations.

The online bickering ultimately led to demonstrators failing to pull off a mass rally in the Victorias capital city on Thursday.

Footage from the CBD shows dozens of police officers handcuffing at least one male and two female demonstrators on Wednesday morning.

Stipe Lijovic took his own life at the Crema Construction site on Spencer Street in Melbournes West just hours after a two-week ban on construction was announced.

“Closing the industry will prevent them going to work and getting paid and it will stall projects, causing immensely costly delays, putting projects...

Police have fired rubber bullets at anti-vaccination protesters who set up camp atop Melbournes war memorial in the hopes police wouldnt fire on them out of respect for fallen Anzacs.

Tradies who marched through Melbourne on Tuesday protesting a two-week shutdown of the construction industry have been condemned by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Premier Daniel Andrews has announced that construction industry restrictions will remain in Melbourne and now be extended to regional Victoria as part of...

Landlords forced to ‘carry the can’ following Victoria’s lockdown By Cameron Micallef 02 August 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE As the state re-emerges from strict lockdowns, Victorian landlords are being asked to “carry the can” for struggling businesses, an industry expert has revealed. The Property Council has called on the Victorian government to rethink its commercial tenancy relief schemes, as it imposes an “unfair and costly” burden on the property sector. Victoria has announce...

Melbourne’s two weeks of lockdown will ease on Thursday night but hospitality owners say the 50-person indoor limit means many large venues will stay closed.