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Former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett has slammed Dan Andrew s government as pathetically unprofessional over the handling of the Covid-19 outbreak as it decides to extend lockdown
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Melburnian s know it as Jeff s Shed; the mammoth multi-purpose building on the Yarra s south bank is formally titled the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre a blank canvas for big events, drive-in movies, and Windows 95.
There for the opening in 1996 was long-time employee Suzanne Gray, who told us people were lined up all the way to Flinders Street.
Drive listeners tell us what was there before Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett built his shed, and what they have seen since…
The big question came up pretty quick - what do you call the Centre? Allison writes: It will always be known as Jeff s shed!
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Billionaire James Packer has decided to become a passive investor in Crown Resorts to help the casino group resolve its legal and regulatory challenges, and appears open to selling his controlling stake, people who know him say.
Mr Packer, who has been following the controversy from his home in the US ski resort of Aspen, will not seek or accept any private information from Crownâs directors or executives or try to influence their decisions, sources said.
James Packer gave evidence at the NSW casino inquiry in October. Â
By choosing not to use his 37 per cent stake to influence the Melbourne-based company that he chaired for eight years, Mr Packer wants to remove himself as an impediment to Crownâs efforts to convince NSW regulators that it should be allowed to open a casino in its $2 billion building overlooking Sydney Harbour at Barangaroo.