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Plumbing inspectors who approve the roofing on thousands of homes around Victoria each year regularly sign off on projects without physically checking the work.

Residents from Techno Park Drive protested outside an emotional Hobsons Bay council meeting on Tuesday night, pushing back against sudden eviction notices.

Plumbing inspectors who approve the roofing on thousands of homes around Victoria each year regularly sign off on projects without physically checking the work.

Plumbing inspectors who approve the roofing on thousands of homes around Victoria each year regularly sign off on projects without physically checking the work.

What better way to celebrate a wintry World Chocolate Day than with a rich, velvety hot chocolate?

What better way to celebrate a wintry World Chocolate Day on July 7 than with a rich, velvety hot chocolate?

The new iteration of Ima Project Cafe is new and improved, with ramen and cha-shu pork buns joining old favourites like Japanese breakfast sets.

The Climate 200 political funding group says the Labor and Liberal parties benefitted from $212 million in public funding in the four years before the 2022 Victorian election.

The Hideout is back for another season of live music and good company, hosted in a big red barn off Maud Lane. Tom McFarland, who owns the venue and plans

Stuart Robert rejects allegations consultancy Synergy 360 sought to pay him in exchange for contracts; Jim Chalmers says Labor’s spending restraint would be “unrecognisable” to the Coalition. Follow updates here.