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‘What has he got to hide?’: Dan resists handing over crash day phone records

Daniel Andrews has engaged a high-profile lawyer to fight a Supreme Court order to hand over his mobile phone records from the day of a near-fatal 2013 car crash with a teenage cyc...

Is shrinking Melbourne the key to its growth?

A radical plan to slim down the City of Melbourne by forcing it to hand over suburbs to neighbouring councils has been touted as a way to help reinvigorate the CBD.

Lehrmann set to face court over rape claims

Bruce Lehrmann is expected to face Toowoomba Magistrates Court for a committal hearing after he was charged with raping a woman twice in 2021.

The Tackle: Robbo names his mid-year All-Australian side

As we hit the midpoint of the 2024 season, Mark Robinson sits down to name his best 22 for the season to date, as well as unpacking his likes and dislikes from the six games in Rou...

‘I looked at the umpire’: Scott speaks on controversial non-call

Bailey Scott has spoken after being denied a clear 50 metre penalty in the dying stages against Collingwood. He speak to JAY CLARK about his thoughts on the non-decision.

John Farnham attends son’s wedding

Photos of Australian singer John Farnham have been made public for the first time since his jaw reconstruction, as he attended his son Rob’s wedding.

Gone fishin’: Unregistered offerings abound in NDIS Wild West

Amid concerns the NDIS could blow out to $90bn a year by the end of the decade, popular Facebook pages are linking participants to everything from fishing camps to Lego-based thera...

SuperCoach: Cheapies, stars to save us from bye oblivion

We’re almost there. There is one bye round to go, but it could derail your SuperCoach season – unless you follow this week’s expert trade advice.

Named: Busted AN0M crims get 300 years jail

Criminals using the “secret” AN0M app have been sentenced to three centuries of jail time, with dozens of cases still to hit court. See some of them who’ve been convicted.

Protesters show off Hamas logo at Melbourne rally

Pro-Palestine activists have been seen sporting a banned terror symbol at a public protest – and they could face up to one year in prison.

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