A 28-year-old security guard is still fighting for life after the drive-by shooting outside a Prahran nightclub shortly after 3am on Sunday.
His condition has not changed from critical, reporter Zach Hope says.
Security guard Aaron Khalid Osmani, 37, was killed outside the Love Machine.
Another bouncer was injured and a male patron were also injured when about half a dozen shots were fired from a stolen Porsche Cayenne.
One citybound lane on the Monash Freeway is still closed this morning near the Princes Highway after a two-car crash.
VicRoads has urged commuters to allow extra time and consider using the Princes Highway as an alternative.
There was another fatal car crash yesterday afternoon in Jarklin, central Victoria.
A Holden sedan is believed to have veered onto the wrong side of the Loddon Valley Highway just after 1pm, smashing into a Holden station wagon travelling in the other direction. The woman driving the sedan died at the scene, while the man driving the station wagon was treated for minor injuries.
It's been a horror few weeks on the roads. So far this year 93 people have died in car crashes in Victoria, compared to 58 at the same time last year.
Anyone who witnessed the incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
Our morning homepage editor and resident clue-writer says that if we were allowed to name names, we'd go to Alaska but rules being what they are, we'll just say that this is a good place to stay put.
We've got a few answers already. The letters are A N R H O G A E C.
Let me know if you get it at rachel.eddie@theage.com.au or on Twitter.
The deadline to enrol to vote or change your address is 8pm this Thursday ahead of the May 18 federal election.
And yes, voting is compulsory!
If you don't, the Australian Electoral Commission will send you a 'please explain' letter and you face a $20 fine.
Visit the AEC website to make sure your enrolment is up to date.
Grill'd is going completely meat-free today at all its stores to promote its four new plant-based options.
The burger chain has committed to going 50 per cent plant-based by the end of next year.
Over at our new Facebook group, we're talking about City of Melbourne giving another bin to hundreds of homes in Kensington to trial collecting food scraps in a bid to cut down on landfill.
What do you think of the idea? Do you think this is part of the solution to the landfill crisis, and would you separate your food waste from other rubbish?
Join the conversation at the What’s got Melbourne talking Facebook page.
Here's today's target word. The letters are A N R H O G A E C.
Let me know if you get it by email at rachel.eddie@theage.com.au or on Twitter.
The first few readers to crack it win bragging rights.
I'll have a clue for you later in the morning.
There’s more #TrainPain today, with buses replacing trains from Caulfield on four Metro lines.
The Sandringham line is also running on an altered timetable.
Let me know how your commute is going at rachel.eddie@theage.com.au or on Twitter.
Two southbound lanes are closed on High Street, Reservoir, until Monday April 29 as part of the level crossing removal works.
One lane remains open.