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Victorians resisting return-to-office calls, falling behind Australian average

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Victoria's Chamber of Commerce and Industry says it wants to see more workers return to Melbourne offices with a Property Council survey finding the city is behind the rest of the nation. Just two in five workers in Melbourne's CBD are in the office five days a week as workers say they want a greater work-life balance.
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