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28th November 2024

PM Edition

Teen charged with 57 offences while on bail gets bail again

A 17-year-old boy has been granted bail after allegedly carrying out a string of crimes across Melbourne including car thefts, home invasions and threatening to stab a man, while h...

‘Blood curdling scream’: Two bodies found in Mordialloc home

Two bodies have been found in a home in the beachside suburb of Mordialloc, with a neighbour reporting a “blood curdling scream” when the tragedy was discovered.

Allan govt shoots down Libs’ move to ban IVF for prisoners

The Allan government has struck down an opposition bid to ban prisoners from gaining access to IVF, after a decision to greenlight a murderer’s release from jail to access the trea...

Instant impact: The draftees who could line up in Round 1

It was labelled one of the best drafts of all time, but how many new draftees are ready to step into their new club’s best 22s in Round 1? Dan Batten and Jordan Pinto find out – an...

‘Genocide’: Lidia Thorpe storms parliament after ban

Rogue senator Lidia Thorpe has barged into the Senate a day after she was suspended over her wild stoush with One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.

Melbourne rocked by second child abduction attempt

A second attempted child abduction has shocked Melbourne with police now on the hunt for another man after he tried to kidnap a 14-year-old girl in the city’s northwest.

Running late: 12-month delay on Metro Tunnel stations

New documents reveal stations for the $15bn Metro Tunnel have been delayed by a year, piling pressure on to the Allan government’s promise to run trains by the end of 2025.

‘We will find a cure’: Browne’s vow in new cancer role

Jeff Browne will stand down from the Collingwood presidency in December, ready to embark on a new challenge that hits close to home – and one that could help thousands of Australia...

Man set free after judges cast doubt on rape victim’s story

A man jailed for raping an elderly woman at knifepoint in her Bayside home has been released from prison after appeal judges questioned the 71-year-old woman’s credibility.

Principals swap jobs in major shake up at elite Melbourne schools

Leaders at some of Melbourne’s top schools are trading places, with some now on track to pocket more pay than the premier.

Simon Birmingham to quit politics

Senior federal Liberal politician Simon Birmingham will quit politics, delivering a pointed message in his valedictory speech.

‘Huge, sudden pile-on’: ABC boss shocked

ABC chairman Kim Williams has been grilled in more detail about his criticism of megastar podcaster Joe Rogan.

Bec weighs in on Trump’s golf swing as Australian Open tees off

Bec Judd has said she thinks about golf shots “all day long” and even offered some feedback on Donald Trump’s swing after unveiling the family-friendly 19th Hole at the Australian ...

‘Something must change’: Fireys union slammed by watchdog

Victoria’s fire agency watchdog has criticised the powerful firefighters union for hampering efficiency by exerting too much control over basic decisions.

Ukraine on air raid alert; Putin orders ‘Satan 2’ nuke for war

Ukraine has ordered it’s people to take shelter following reports of inbound missiles targeting several locations, as Vladimir Putin ordered a deadly nuclear weapon to be battle-re...

Special visitor could outshine King Kohli on Boxing Day

Hopes are high that someone with a bigger following than even Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli could be heading to the Boxing Day Test.

‘We tried everything’: How Crouch lost his battle against his knee

St Kilda re-rookied Brad Crouch at the National Draft, only to have him hang up the boots five days later. The former Crow tells JON RALPH what happened and why he was forced to ca...

Three big names in mix to fill Wright’s key Pies role

The Pies have been hunting for an experienced figure to replace Graham Wright as footy boss, with three key names emerging as the frontrunners. JAY CLARK has the details.

Victorians urged to have fire plan within days as dangerous summer looms

Victorians have been warned to prepare for a summer bushfire surge after one of the driest winters on record — and some parts of the state are at greater risk.

Major car brand on brink of collapse

A global car giant is desperately trying to save itself from collapse after a major investor bailed out.