Michelle Ainsworth
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Doncaster East balcony collapse: One dead, multiple injured
TWO women are dead and 17 people injured after a balcony collapsed during a Christmas party at a house in Melbourne’s northeast. → Read More
One dead, multiple injured in balcony collapse
ONE person is dead and several others injured after a balcony collapsed at a house in Doncaster East. → Read More
Melbourne glider pilot dies at New Zealand competition
A MELBOURNE man has died in a glider crash during a competition in New Zealand. → Read More
NRL Grand Final 2017: Melbourne Storm premiership celebration Federation Square
THE Melbourne Storm are set to arrive home to a heros welcome following their NRL Grand Final victory. → Read More
Melbourne train delays: Werribee and Williamstown lines shut down due to stolen cables
COMMUTERS in Melbournes west have been warned to expect delays on the Werribee and Williamstown lines after signal cables were stolen. → Read More
Two people have died in separate crashes in Thomastown and Moutajap
TWO people have been killed in two separate car crashes within 15 minutes of each other on Victorian roads tonight. → Read More
Tyabb tanker rollover: Collision with car on Dandenong-Hastings Rd
A MAN has died and a truck driver lucky to escape with minor injuries after a tanker carrying petrol and LPG collided with a car in a horrific smash on the Mornington Peninsula. → Read More
Tyabb tanker rollover: Collision with car on Dandenong-Hastings Rd
A TANKER carrying flammable material and at least one car have collided in a horrific smash on Victorias Mornington Peninsula, with dozens of firefighters at the scene. → Read More
United Firefighters Union urges members to snub Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission review
FIREFIGHTERS have been told to ignore a review into gender diversity, bullying and discrimination in the MFB. → Read More
Man dies in St Kilda unit bock fire
A MAN has died in a fire in a block of flats in St Kilda. → Read More
Recall on children’s Panadol
PARENTS have been warned to check batches of children’s Panadol after the popular painkiller was recalled due to fears of allergic reactions. → Read More
Victorian teachers want 21 per cent wage hike, smaller classes
VICTORIAN school teachers want a 21 per cent wage hike over the next three years, smaller class sizes and top of the range laptops, the union’s log of claims reveals. → Read More
Metropolitan Fire Brigade push to hire more women, minority groups angers United Firefighters Union
WOMEN and minority groups will be the focus of a new campaign to recruit more firefighters. → Read More
Investigation launched as Spirit of Tasmania breaks free from moorings at Melbourne’s Station Pier
UPDATE: HUNDREDS of passengers remain stranded on the Spirit of Tasmania after freak 100km/h wind gusts blew the ship free of its moorings. → Read More
Backburn approved in bid to control bushfire before blaze hit Wye River
A BACKBURN was approved to try to control a bushfire in the days before it tore through more than 100 homes in Wye River on Christmas Day. → Read More
Investigation launched as Spirit of Tasmania breaks free from moorings at Melbourne’s Station Pier
INVESTIGATIONS will be launched into how the Sprit of Tasmania broke free from its moorings, causing significant damage and leaving hundreds of passengers stranded on the ship. → Read More
Backburn approved in bid to control bushfire before blaze hit Wye River
A BACKBURN was approved to try to control a bushfire in the days before it tore through more than 100 homes in Wye River on Christmas Day. → Read More
Firefighters protest in Melbourne: United Firefighters Union march to Parliament in pay battle
MORE than 1000 firefighters marched to parliament to call on the government to finalise a new pay agreement. → Read More
Report released into Lancefield bushfire that destroyed homes after planned burn went wrong
A PLANNED burn that went wrong and broke containment lines last month has been slammed as “unacceptable”. → Read More
Firefighters to begin industrial action in warning to Victorian government
FIREFIGHTERS will begin taking industrial action this week in a warning shot to fire agencies and the State Government as wage negotiations drag on. → Read More