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6th October 2024

PM Edition

Pro-Israel demonstrators told to put flags away amid safety fears as pro-Palestine protesters swarm ...

Pro-Israel rally attendees have revealed their deep concern over the threat to Jewish existence, as one demonstrator claimed he “can’t go out in the city anymore”.

Frydenberg: This disharmony and division is not simply a Jewish problem, it’s Australia’s

Our country’s leaders have failed us with their inaction, silence and inability to enforce lines that are not to be crossed has emboldened those activists who foster hate and led t...

Opposition Leader John Pesutto to face leadership coup

Liberal party members have declared war on Opposition Leader John Pesutto, who is facing an attempted leadership coup.

Cornes not yet dead and buried at Channel 9

Kane Cornes was given a mock funeral on the Sunday Footy Show last weekend, but reports of his death at Channel 9 have been greatly exaggerated.

Teen girl, adult killed as buggy rolls at family gathering in Victoria’s high country

A family gathering at a large rural property in Victoria’s high country has ended in tragedy after a man and 13-year-old girl were killed in a buggy rollover.

Israel steps up Lebanon attacks; protester’s shocking act

Israel has ramped up its airstrikes in Lebanon as Aussies flee while a protester makes a disturbing move outside the White House. See photos, video.

St Patrick’s deputy principal quits for ‘health reasons’ amid secret probe

St Patrick’s College deputy principal Richard Brodrick has resigned from the Ballarat school in the wake of an investigation into his handling of allegations of child sexual assaul...

The Weeknd tackled by stage invader during Melbourne show

The Marvel Stadium crowd was left momentarily stunned when a stage invader interrupted The Weeknd’s show, clambering onto the set and grabbing the singer in a bear hug.

NRL Grand Final Live: PVL’s shock suspension call, Roosters dominate

NRL Chairman Peter V’landy’s has dropped a potential rule change for players suspended for grand finals, while the Roosters have stormed to a big lead over the Sharks in the NRLW. ...

Mentone Girls’ Grammar hit with string of shocking allegations

Mentone Girls’ Grammar staff say their school is in “freefall” after a series of shocking claims, including allegations that reports of inappropriate sexual behaviour by a staff me...

Deadly spider venom may prove a lifesaver for heart attacks, strokes

It’s one of the world’s deadliest spiders, but now researchers expect the funnel-web could save “thousands of lives” after uncovering the untapped power of its venom.

Survivor shares terrifying first-hand account of Oct 7 music festival massacre

One year ago, David Bromberg was running for his life as terrorists unleashed on festival-goers in Israel. Now, he’s ready to share how he escaped, recounting the day that will hau...

Reece promises to reinstate lane of traffic along Exhibition St

Lord Mayor Nick Reece has promised to bring back a traffic lane to Exhibition St while also vowing to “maintain investment in bike lanes”, if he is returned to the city’s top job.

Meet the miracle teachers bringing school to Victoria’s sickest kids

Kids fighting health conditions at The Royal Children’s Hospital are getting the chance to continue their school studies from their hospital beds — all thanks to these incredible ...

Defiant Pesutto going nowhere

Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto says he will not give up the top job as long as there’s “breath in his lungs”, despite a gruelling high-stakes defamation battle with exile...

Push for new laws enforcing smoke alarms in Victorian bedrooms

Firefighters are pushing the Allan government to introduce legislation that would make it a crime for new properties not to be fitted with a working smoke detector in all bedrooms.

‘We must do more’: Plea for change after stepfather’s death

Family violence campaigners are calling for police to intervene sooner with alleged perpetrators after a Hillside father was stabbed to death before his step son was shot by police...

Vic taxpayers slugged millions of dollars for policing of pro-Palestine rallies

The whopping cost of policing Melbourne’s 52 pro-Palestine rallies has been revealed as the city marks one year since the first protest — and the demonstrations are far from over.

Backroom Baz: Allan calls in the big guns over housing crisis

With the government’s housing statement in tatters, Daniel Andrews was spotted smugly marching into his old office this week for a meeting with the Premier.

Axe-wielding tobacco store owner fights back against intruder

A tobacco shop owner armed with an axe has been filmed fighting back against a man allegedly breaking into his Flemington store in the wake of a previous reported extortion attempt...