Victoria

• MelbourneSocietyOct 14

  Drive-by shooting targets house and car in Caroline Springs

  Police are investigating a drive-by shooting that occurred overnight at a house and car in Caroline Springs, Melbourne's west. Several shots were fired from a vehicle, targeting the property where four people were inside but remained uninjured. Offenders fled in a silver Toyota Corolla.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 14

  Everything you need to know from The Age Good Food Guide Awards

  Catch up on all the action, hats, finalists and winners from The Age Good Food Guide Awards.

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• BendigoSocietyOct 14

  North Bendigo Legends Move to Pyramid Hill

  Two decorated North Bendigo legends are moving to Pyramid Hill. This marks the end of an era at Atkins Street for Craig, Alford, and Ford.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 13

  Police investigate suspected arson attacks in neighbouring Melbourne suburbs

  Unknown offenders are being investigated for two suspicious fires overnight in Melbourne's north-west. One fire targeted an unoccupied house in Essendon, while another occurred at a business in Moonee Ponds. Police say the investigation is in its early stages and has established crime scenes at both locations.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 13

  How increasing private school funding could improve Melbourne house prices

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• BendigoSocietyOct 13

  Cute New Babies Born in Bendigo and Surrounds

  The article introduces some adorable new faces that have recently been born in the Bendigo area and surrounding regions.

• BendigoCultureOct 13

  'State of the art': fresh look and fun for all at a massive Bendigo Show

  The massive Bendigo Show is set to feature a state-of-the-art experience with new attractions. Attendees can enjoy a fresh look and fun across the grounds.

• BendigoPoliticsOct 13

  Independent 'Voices' Group Formed in Bendigo to Represent Local Frustration

  An independent community group called Voices for Bendigo has formed to represent local voters frustrated with politics. The group stated it will not field a candidate at the Victorian election but aims to get more people involved in politics across Bendigo East and Bendigo West. It plans to hold a community event this month.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 13

  Blakey traded from Swans to Roos

  Star defender Nick Blakey has been traded by the Sydney Swans to North Melbourne during the AFL trade period.

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• MelbourneSocietyOct 13

  Lord Mayors talk about the future of Melbourne

  Melbourne Lord Mayor Nick Reece speaks with former New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio about the future of Australia's fastest growing city.

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• BendigoPoliticsOct 13

  'Cannot be relocated': third-storey apartments could rise near power lines

  A draft plan suggests that third-storey apartments might be able to rise in this Bendigo suburb, even near existing power lines.

• BendigoSocietyOct 13

  Popular Tulip Dig Out Today; Bulb Bags Available Early

  The popular tulip dig is out today, though bulb bags are available for early birds. The article also discusses securing food supplies and getting rid of chemicals.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 12

  Crown Princess Arrival Marks Start of 2026–27 Cruise Season in Melbourne

  The 2026–27 cruise season began with the Crown Princess arriving at Station Pier in Melbourne on October 12. This marks a busy period, expecting 120,000 visitors across 63 ships this season alone. Ports Victoria anticipates significant growth for future years.

• MelbourneHealth & WellnessOct 12

  Drug Alert: Life-Threatening Synthetic Opioid Found in Yellow Powder in Melbourne

  The Victorian Department of Health issued a drug alert regarding a life-threatening synthetic opioid found in yellow-tinted powder in Melbourne. One person required emergency care after an overdose from unknown powder containing N-Desethyl Etonitazene. The department advises knowing the signs of overdose and carrying naloxone.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 12

  Boy charged over Melbourne CBD rampage was out on bail, court hears

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• MelbourneSocietyOct 12

  Why Melbourne has double the amount of three-hat restaurants than Sydney

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• BendigoCultureOct 12

  Honoring Richard Jones: the legendary storyteller of Bendigo football

  The article honors Richard Jones, described as a legendary storyteller within the context of Bendigo football. It serves to remember a giant of sports media and community football.

• BendigoPoliticsOct 12

  'It's our turn now': why Bendigo teens are taking on Pauline Hanson despite backlash

  Bendigo teenagers are actively challenging Pauline Hanson, continuing their efforts despite facing criticism regarding a national protest.

• BendigoSocietyOct 12

  Domino's pizza receipt links mall offender to early morning Bendigo crash

  A discarded pizza box helped uncover a man involved in an early morning crash following a melee at the mall.

• BendigoPoliticsOct 12

  Residents Invited to Shape Greater Bendigo's Budget 2027-2028

  The City of Greater Bendigo is asking residents to complete a short survey to help shape the Budget 2027-2028. The budget funds over 60 essential services, including park maintenance and arts venues. Mayor Cr Thomas Prince encouraged participation before November 10, 2026.

• BallaratSocietyOct 12

  One-year-old girl dies after being hit by car near Ballarat

  A one-year-old girl died after being struck by a car in Smythesdale, located south-west of Ballarat. Emergency services attended the incident on Vermont Road, and the child was flown to The Royal Children's Hospital before later passing away. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.

• BallaratSocietyOct 12

  Local News Briefing: Deaths, Rescues, and Investigations Across Ballarat Region

  A baby died in hospital after being hit by a car at Smythesdale. Separately, four people were rescued from a steep slope near Wombat-Lerderderg National Park. Police are also investigating suspicious fires in Sebastapol.

• MelbourneCultureOct 12

  Princess Cruises confirms Melbourne return as seasonal homeport for 2028/29

  Princess Cruises will resume basing a ship in Melbourne as a seasonal homeport starting in the 2028/29 summer season. This return is projected to generate an estimated $40 million in economic benefit for Victoria. Full program details are set to be unveiled on October 28, 2026.

• MelbourneSocietyOct 12

  Cellar Bar

  Timeless all-day city standby, primed for pasta dates.

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