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Women trapped in wreckage after separate crashes on busy Melbourne roads

May 20, 2015: A crash involving multiple cars and a truck has caused traffic chaos Melbourne's Western Ring Road. 9NEWS. Two separate crashes have caused chaos on two of Melbourne's busiest roads. Just before 8:30am, several cars and a truck collided ... >> view original

Protester falls from roof of Melbourne bank

A protest at a bank in Melbourne has gone badly wrong, with a man falling from a roof and injuring his ankle. The man and a female companion scaled the roof of the Commonwealth Bank on the corner of Bourke Street and Queen Street. An image taken from ... >> view original

Melbourne City Council orders removal of padlocks from Yarra footbridge

A Melbourne council spokeswoman Kate Millar said the wires were sagging under the weight and causing a safety issue with the barrier rather than any sort of structural problem. She said the smaller locks were individually removed with bolt cutters but ... >> view original

Melbourne Victory still behind AFL clubs but has potential to dominate thanks ...

In comparison, Melbourne Heart (now City) was sold to a consortium with big pockets for $12 million in 2013. Unscientific as it is, if we apply a similar ratio to Victoria's population, it gives Victory a potential supporter base of more than 3 million ... >> view original

Spandau Ballet Melbourne review: Lasting songs deliver a better ending

ROCK. Spandau Ballet.. As they were: Spandau Ballet in the 1980s. Rod Laver Arena. Advertisement. May 19. "I wanted a better ending." That was songwriter Gary Kemp's key soundbite from the 2014 doco that brought his broken band back to ... >> view original

Sandridge Bridge to become Melbourne's own High Line garden

Melbourne's historic Sandridge Bridge could be turned into an "aerial park" similar to New York's famed High Line gardens. The city council has resurrected plans to redevelop the 178-metre pedestrian and cycle bridge that connects Flinders Street ... >> view original

Boa constrictor found in disused Melbourne building to be euthanased

A Boa constrictor is set to be euthanased after being found in a disused building in Melbourne. The Boa, more than two metres long, is believed to have been dumped in the Seaford building before she was picked up by a snake catcher yesterday. >> view original

Cursed 'Queen of Melbourne' could be left without a home in Geelong

RUMOUR FILE UPDATE: A Norweigan ferry bought by a Melbourne man with a dream could be abandoned and destroyed after it illegally docked in Geelong on the weekend. In September, Farooq Qamar bought the damned ferry for $300,000 and hired a ... >> view original

Mario and Lee Spiteri sold their mansion in Caroline Springs for $1.59 million ...

It is just one of a string of staggering house sale results across Melbourne, with some auctions soaring more than $1 million above reserve and the clearance rate approaching boom conditions. The clearance rate is about 10 per cent higher than last ... >> view original

A CCTV image of people police want to speak to about the incident. Source ...

South Melbourne detective Senior Constable Scott Ryan said police believed three teenagers — two men and a woman — attempted to steal seafood and soft drinks from the supermarket when the two male staff members followed them outside the store. >> view original