Case study: Tony Bartone
Deborah Gough Tony Bartone is a doctor at Niddrie Medical Centre and is also vice-president of the Australian Medical Association (Victoria).
Peak-hour delays plague morning commute
Deborah Gough Widespread train delays that hit the Melbourne morning commuter peak on Monday are now cleared and services are running as normal, Metro Trains has said.
Major delays hit key railway lines
Deborah Gough Signal faults caused delays of up to 40 minutes through the busy Caulfield railway junction on Wednesday as well as causing minor delays on lines through Burnley and Camberwell.
Train timetable to miss some buses
Deborah Gough New buses to Williams Landing train station won't help, say public transport advocates.
Major rail projects expected in 20 years
Deborah Gough An inner metropolitan rail tunnel is the linchpin for Melbourne’s rail growth and without it other network expansions would be impossible, the state’s public transport chief says.
More rail chaos as train drivers hit the brakes
Deborah Gough Eastern suburbs rail commuters should brace themselves for more delays on the trip home, with train drivers instructed to go slow.
No job to go to: midwives out as health cash-spat drags on
Deborah Gough Graduate midwives at Werribee's overrun birthing hospital are among the first casualties of the funding stoush between the state and federal governments and more job losses are expected, the union...
Wrong way leads to sudden tragedy
Cameron Houston and Deborah Gough There was no warning and no time to react when a speeding BMW on the wrong side of the Princes Highway ploughed head-on into a WRX Subaru loaded with six young friends returning from a night out in...
