What brought train services to a standstill on two major lines?

Little is known about how or why a train derailed at Clifton Hill a week ago, impacting thousands of commuters on the Mernda and Hurstbridge lines.

Chief Commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau Angus Mitchell is leading an investigation into the incident and said work was done on the tracks in the weeks before the derailment.

He told Justin Smith on Mornings that there was sparking on the line after the train derailed.

Sharnelle Vella, Bob Murphy and Ali Moore will return to 774 ABC Radio Melbourne tomorrow, and they’re bringing gifts.

Tune in to Breakfast this week for your chance to win a Melbourne International Film Festival Gala package.

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All he wanted was pizza for dinner.

Melbourne man Peter Davis ordered a pizza through a sponsored Google link, only to be scammed out of $570.

"When I went to do the payment, things got a bit dicey. It seemed to be taking a long time for the little buffering ring animation that's processing the payment," he told Justin Smith on 774 ABC Radio Melbourne.

Australia’s wastewater management bodies have warned households that the popular kitchen habit of pouring milk down the drain is causing 'fatbergs'.

Fatbergs are a lumpy mass of waste matter that forms in a sewer system and are made up of a combination of flushed non-biodegradable solids (such as wet wipes) with fat, oil, and grease deposits.

RMIT Fatberg researcher Dr Biplob Pramanik joined Mary Gearin on Afternoons on 774 ABC Radio Melbourne.

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