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1st September 2024

PM Edition

Avoid travel, plan for power outage: 130km/h winds to batter Victoria

Emergency services say it’s “almost certain” Victoria’s wild weather will result in more power outages as destructive winds and isolated thunderstorms cross the state on Sunday nig...

Ins and outs: The big finals selection questions answered

Every club will have spent the week off moving magnets around, preparing for week one of the finals. Here’s what’s been keeping coaches up at night and our early predictions on the...

Campbell: Why are Australians so bloody miserable?

It’s taken a Pom to point out that we are richer – much richer – even than countries we think of as our peers. But it’s not something we really grasp let alone celebrate.

Bolt: Dusty Martin’s uncle claiming to be Aboriginal is the last straw

The public is being taken by a ride after our dangerously gullible government dropped plans to deport former Rebels bikie boss Dean Martin back to New Zealand.

‘Really unsafe’: Sickening sexual violence in rideshares revealed

A female-only rideshare company founded in Melbourne is experiencing a surge in demand, as Victorian women bravely share their terrifying ordeals while riding in taxis and Ubers al...

Is ‘Liberal’ lord mayor hopeful Arron Wood playing both sides?

Lord mayor candidate Arron Wood is often described as “Liberal” in the race — but he’s not on the party’s ticket and was mingling with Labor faithfuls at an event last week. So wha...

Eddie McGuire’s son reaches huge sporting career milestone

Eddie McGuire had a proud Father’s Day moment when his son Joe achieved a goal he’d been working towards for years.

Is Channel 7 about to switch up its Melbourne news presenters?

Channel 7 has been shaking up the look of its nightly news across the country, with changes sweeping through Sydney, Adelaide and Perth. Is Melbourne next?

New question mark over Albo’s wedding date

New speculation over the Prime Minister’s wedding plans to Jodie Haydon is suggesting that the big day may be overtaken by another major event.

Dodgy Melb doctors risking lives by pushing Ozempic as black market booms

Dodgy doctors are putting Victorian lives at risk by unnecessarily prescribing Ozempic to vulnerable patients, with one user describing it as an “eating disorder in an injection”.