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Carnival rides, licensed bars and silent actions are joining sausage sizzles and face painting as school events become festivals to raise much needed funds.

Carnival rides, licensed bars and silent actions are joining sausage sizzles and face painting as school events become festivals to raise much needed funds.

The man was seen on Melbournes Monash Freeway at 7:40pm on Wednesday near an off-ramp onto High Street in Glen Iris as cars passed by at roughly 80km per hour.

Readers respond to Mark Knight’s controversial depiction of Jacinta Allan.

A transnational crime syndicate is accused of laundering $228 million in dirty funds and tainted crypto via a money moving business directed and spruiked by a former Howard government minister but which was allegedly secretly controlled by Chinese gangsters.

Seven people have been arrested in connection to an alleged Chinese money laundering ring whose operators were said to lead lives of luxury.

The former head of a high-end building company put into liquidation last week says he’s not to blame - and that his offers to help the company were rejected.

Age readers respond to how best tackle Melbourne’s growing pains.

While there are some signs that home builders are through the worst of the crunch, many remain vulnerable.

A luxury Melbourne building company has gone into liquidation and told its customers by a letter.