The bungled hotel quarantine program in 2020 led to Victoria's brutal second wave, with businesses suing the government over alleged negligence.

Settling with businesses that claimed the Victorian government was responsible for damage caused by COVID-19 lockdowns avoids a trial ahead of the state election.

Businesses affected by Victoria's Covid lockdowns will receive $125 million from taxpayers under a settlement agreed by the state government.

The Victorian government has agreed to pay $125m in compensation to businesses that suffered financial losses during the state’s second Covid wave in 2020.

A class action was brought in the Supreme Court on behalf of businesses affected financially by Victoria's 2020 lockdowns.

Melbourne broke all spending records in the December shopping period, providing a welcome boost to the city’s still-recovering traders.

About 16,000 businesses financially hit by 112 days of pandemic lockdowns have had a legal win, which also means former ...

Acclaimed chef Teage Ezard, has died at the age of 59 after a two‑year battle with an incurable brain disease.  The visionary restaurateur and founder of the beloved Asian‑fusion hotspot Gingerboy ...

Melbourne Chamber Orchestra's 2026 Chamber Season will open in March with Romantic Echoes - a richly expressive program led by acclaimed pianist Timothy Young, presented at Moe Town Hall.