After featuring in the skyline of Victoria’s capital city for 15 years, it’s lights out for the Melbourne Star.

There is a bit more clarity now around when the two states will eventually emerge from the living hell that is lockdown.

The judge presiding over the case has taken aim at Australia’s gambling industry and called online gambling an “abomination”.

The agency network has welcomed a couple of new members, one of which has made a name for herself with her brilliant advocacy and lobbying efforts.

WA will soon be in a league of its own for border restrictions, with Marky Mark McGowan ready to throw NSW into the ‘extreme risk’ bucket.

The federation is cashing in on the Victorian government’s wellbeing program with this timely new resource.

While Melbourne continues lockdown life, at least those in the other parts of Victoria have been freed.

Victorians are hopping back into their lockdown track pants, with the state reverting to stay-at-home orders from 8pm tonight.

The instructor is being called a hero after police revealed he took the brunt of the fall, saving the other man’s life.

We’ve coupled the good with the bad in this domestic travel update, but we won’t judge if you only choose to read the positive stuff.

Travel Weekly’s editor is starting to look more and more like Bill Murray’s character in Groundhog Day, as Greater Sydney’s lockdown is extended once again.

Victorians and South Australians are all no doubt busy booking tables and ironing their ‘outside clothes’ in preparation for tomorrow.