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Melbourne's Local Wire update covers new strata legislation impacting unit owners and Airbnbs, rising indie artist Hudson Freeman's chart success, and warnings about lending money to parents for aged care. The episode also touches on rugby's Origin series and French Open controversies.
Melbourne's latest Local Wire update highlights the rise of siblings Sam and Alex Carter, founders of AI giant NeuroCore, now among the world's 500 richest, and Essendon's controversial coaching pick of Matthew Knights over Neale Daniher. The episode also covers Melbourne's rainy weather forecast and updates on the Australian women’s rugby sevens team and netball star Jessie Grenvold.
Melbourne's free public transport policy ends today as Victoria faces funding challenges, impacting commuters and lower-income travelers. Severe weather warnings now target South Australia's coast with a storm from Western Australia expected to bring damaging winds and heavy rain.
Melbourne's latest Local Wire episode covers AFL coaching selection trends, Victoria's campaign finance legal battle, and a critical motorbike accident in the west. It also features Geelong's Ollie Dempsey's umpire error controversy and Dr. Jeni Haynes' documentary on dissociative identity disorder.
Melbourne's Local Wire update highlights Carlton's winning streak led by Patrick Cripps, growing light pollution concerns affecting both city and rural areas, and the Socceroos' surprise World Cup boost with Cristian Volpato's switch. The episode also touches on public safety issues in AFL grassroots football.
Melbourne's latest Local Wire update covers WorkSafe pausing violence investigations on major infrastructure projects, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor's warnings about bracket creep and the impact of a tentative Iran ceasefire on global markets.
Melbourne's Local Wire update highlights the Blues' stunning Origin I comeback, the controversial send-off of Kalyn Ponga, and the ABC's Rolf Harris documentary. The episode also covers cultural debates around *The Assembly* and a record-breaking Australian wildlife graphic novel.
Melbourne's Local Wire update covers a man charged with threatening hospital staff with a replica gun, Essendon Football Club's sack of coach Brad Scott amid ongoing scrutiny, and upsets at the French Open by Queenslander Adam Walton and Kim Birrell. The episode also touches on the emotional impact of Cameron Munster's loss and Melbourne's weather forecast.
Melbourne's Local Wire covers Essendon's leadership changes after dismissing Brad Scott and the lingering impact of James Hird, plus the State of Origin clash between NSW and Queensland. The episode also highlights a new age pension guide and Fakemink's upcoming album release.
Melbourne's Collingwood Football Club faces a leadership crisis as Darcy Moore's injury sparks calls for a new captaincy structure, while interim coach Josh Fraser leads a mid-season resurgence. The city also honors Neale Daniher, the beloved footballer and Australian of the Year, with a state funeral planned for his legacy.