Tag: Melbourne
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Minor miracles of travel 2025: from Melbourne to Chandigarh
Introduction: Small miracles in a year of travel chaos Travel in 2025 felt like a rollercoaster—flights canceled at the last minute, attractions unexpectedly closed, and decisions that looked risky in the moment but proved worthwhile in hindsight. Yet amid the disruption, tiny miracles emerged: serendipitous seat upgrades, perfect weather windows, kind strangers, and moments of…
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Minor Miracles of Travel 2025: Melbourne to Chandigarh
Introduction: A Year-End Travel Reflection By the time we reach the end of 2025, most travelers will tell stories of disruption—flights canceled, attractions shut for the day, and decisions that proved costly or imprudent. Yet shine through the turbulence are tiny moments that restore faith in the magic of exploration. From Melbourne to Chandigarh, the…
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Portside Fishmonger Makes a Splash at Prahran Market, Joining the G.McBean Family Butcher Legacy
Portside Fishmonger Opens at Prahran Market Prahran Market welcomes a new wave of ocean freshness with the debut of Portside Fishmonger. Nestled in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most beloved markets, the new fishmonger brings a curated selection of sustainable seafood, daily catches, and knowledge-forward service to shoppers who prize quality and provenance. As…
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Accused Melbourne CBD stabber’s bail bid rejected amid ongoing court case
Overview An accused attacker who allegedly stabbed a woman near Melbourne’s central business district has failed in a renewed bid for bail. The matter, unfolding in Victorian courtrooms, highlights the ongoing tension between public safety concerns and legal processes in high-profile urban crimes. What happened According to police and court documents, the incident began with…
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Accused Melbourne CBD stabber fails in fresh bid for freedom
Overview An accused stabber in Melbourne’s CBD has again failed to secure bail, with authorities describing the bid as unfounded. The defendant, identified in court reports as Lauren Darul, faced renewed bail proceedings after previously being remanded in custody pending trial. What the case involves Darul is charged with recklessly and intentionally causing injury, and…
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Melbourne CBD stabber bail bid fails again in fresh bid for freedom
Fresh bail bid denied in Melbourne CBD stabbing case An accused offender who allegedly randomised a stabbing on a busy Melbourne city street has again been refused bail. Lauren Darul, who faces charges relating to recklessly and intentionally causing injury, appeared at a Melbourne court amid renewed formal proceedings. The decision to deny bail marks…
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Markets live: ASX set for a sharp rise as Wall Street climbs on rate-cut bets amid Optus outage woes
Markets rally as traders bet on a December rate cut Australian shares are poised for a strong session after a global wave of optimism swept through markets. Traders are positioning for a potential December interest rate cut, a move that has sent Wall Street higher and sparked renewed buying across the ASX. The prospect of…
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Markets Live: ASX Poised to Rise as Wall Street Bets December Rate Cut; Optus outage disrupts emergency calls
Markets weather mixed signals as ASX eyes a sharp rise Australian shares are set for a stronger session after a bounce in U.S. equities and renewed expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia could follow global central banks with dovish moves. Traders are focusing on the latest economic data, corporate earnings, and the evolving path…
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Grlj Spill Shakes AFL Draft: Sharp Chase, Dees’ Plan
Introduction: The Grlj Spill Rewrites Draft Night The AFL Draft often produces surprises, but this year’s narrative quickly earned a nickname: the Grlj spill. When Richmond made the daring call to select Sam Grlj with their second pick, a cascade of reactions followed. The ripple effects touched Essendon, Melbourne, and beyond, rewriting expectations for several…
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Inside the Draft Drama: The ‘Grlj Spill’, Sharp Chase, and the Dees’ Pickett Plan
The Grlj Spill and a Draft Night of Fallout When Richmond chose Sam Grlj with their second pick in last week’s Telstra AFL Draft, the sequence of events that followed looked less like a straightforward draft and more like a chess game played across three clubs in quick succession. The Grlj pick didn’t exist in…