Whitehorse Leader

Whitehorse Leader engages with the community in and near Whitehorse by covering the topics that are most important to them through its digital and social media channels every day. Staffed by reporters who are part of the local community, it serves as a reliable source for the latest news on local events, crime, court cases, development, transportation, health, education, lifestyle, real estate, and sports. Whitehorse Leader shares the stories that matter, supports local causes, and provides the news that residents need.

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How Melbourne renters will live like millionaires inside $1bn tower

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Australia’s ‘most important parcel’ leaves farmers in limbo

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Family’s Craigieburn home sparks $780k bidding war

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
MCC boss David Jones’ secret $2m Ferrari mancave up for grabs

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

David Jones’ secret $2m Ferrari mancave. Picture: SuppliedA secret Melbourne warehouse stuffed with classic Ferraris, a century-old ‘6-666’ number plate and decades of personal memorabilia is about to hit the market. Tucked away on Green St, Cremorne the 290sq m property belonged to the late David Jones — former Melbourne Cricket Club president, Tattersall’s chairman and one of Victoria’s most decorated civic figures.
Taj Patten-Mclaren, 15, Zane Oldis, 18, killed in crash at Orbost

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Olivia Jenkins

Two teenagers, including a 15-year-old boy, killed in a horror East Gippsland crash have been remembered as “the best mates”, as a third teenager recovers in hospital. Taj Patten-Mclaren, 15, and Zane Oldis, 18, died when the car Mr Oldis was driving hit a tree near Murphys Lane and Bonang-Orbost Rd in Orbost just after midnight on Tuesday. Taj and Zane both died at the scene while their friend, a 16-year-old boy, was hospitalised with minor injuries.
Balwyn North arcade hits market after 50 years

2 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

Balwyn North Village Arcade has hit the market for the first time in nearly 50 years, offering a rare commercial freehold in Melbourne’s tightly held east. A family-owned retail arcade in one of Melbourne’s wealthiest suburbs is up for sale for the first time since 1975. The red-brick Balwyn North Village Arcade at 70 Doncaster Rd has been in the same family for two generations.
Ultimate guide to the Erin Patterson death cap mushroom murder trial

3 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | Laura Placella |Brooke Grebert-Craig |Miles Proust |Jordy Atkinson

Erin Patterson welcomed her ex-husband’s parents Don and Gail Patterson and his aunt and uncle Heather and Ian Wilkinson to her home for a meal in July 2023. After they said grace, the family tucked into their lunch: beef wellington. Over the following days, the guests were rushed between hospitals with intense gastro-like symptoms before they were diagnosed with mushroom poisoning. Three of the guests – Don, Gail and Heather – died, while Ian survived.
Warning as Melbourne’s CBD car parks face financial pressure | Ray White

1 month ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

Melbourne’s CBD car parks are under siege and the cost of a bay for a day is dropping. Melbourne’s CBD car parks are under siege as government levies, work from home and close to 1 million square metres of empty office space put them under growing financial pressure. There are now warnings growing numbers of carparking complexes will be sold off, or even converted into data centres to support the city’s growing computing needs as operators search for ways to keep them profitable.
How rate cut is supercharging Melbourne’s late-autumn auction boom

1 month ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
New Comm Games boss’ vow

1 month ago | heraldsun.com.au | Sophie Elsworth

Phil Batty, who was appointed the Games’ chief executive officer in January, forecast Scotland’s largest city would enjoy a $200m windfall from hosting a slimmed-down version of the event – through accommodation, retail and hospitality spending. In his first interview with an Australian media outlet since jagging the top job, he said more than half a million tickets would go on sale later in the year, along with a push for 3000 volunteers.