China is ‘preparing for war’ – but are we ready?
Donald Trump’s former adviser has weighed in on AUKUS negotiations and issued a chilling warning over China’s military ambitions. Watch the interview.
Victoria
Merri-bek Council fesses up to 12-year parking fine rip off
The major Melbourne council has overcharged drivers on close to 250,000 parking fines — or more than $12m — in an administrative error that dates back to 2013.
Victoria’s answer to Fyre Festival has just gone bust
The organiser of Esoteric Festival, whose last event was cancelled the night before it was due to begin, has placed the company behind the event into administration.
Thugs who post and boast about crimes on social media will cop extra jail time
A crackdown on offenders who brag about their crimes online will see thugs face tougher sentences. This is how Victoria’s new laws will work.
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Tobacco tsar smoked as turf war rages
The nation’s tobacco and vape tsar is set to lose her job, with insiders calling for her to “step out of the shadows” and deliver “real enforcement” as the state’s raging tobacco wars heat up.
Protesters block Princes Bridge
Extinction Rebellion activists have blocked Princes Bridge in protest over the Burrup Hub gas development off the West Australian coast.
Push for GPs to prescribe ADHD meds, diagnose disorder
Victorian GPs are calling for change as patients wait months to see specialists for a condition interstate GPs can diagnose and treat.
How to grow your nest egg amid market volatility
The sharemarket is in for a rocky ride as the world braces for the fallout from Donald Trump’s tariffs. But there’s one simple way to protect your nest egg.
The real reason Victoria’s roads will continue to deteriorate
A shockingly low amount of road repairs will be carried out in Victoria this year, despite a record funding boost by the Allan government. Here’s why.
Crime lords issue orders on encrypted apps. Police now have the power to stop them
Gangsters are set to have their phones and other tech seized by police under tough new organised crime laws in Victoria.
The ad too much even for progressive Northcote
The inner-north neighbourhood prides itself on its progressive credentials but a set of posters opposite a local high school was too much even for this socially-aware heartland.
First it was police, then churches – now we need to thruth about this
Some things have to be made clear to us all – but this is the scary truth. HAVE YOUR SAY
Your ultimate guide to the Erin Patterson mushroom murder trial
Trying to keep up with the trial of mushroom cook Erin Patterson? We’ve compiled all the evidence, witnesses and timeline details for you to keep track of the proceedings.
Residents ‘shortchanged’ over failed traffic plan
North and West Melbourne residents ‘shortchanged’ over failed $100m plan to cope with West Gate Tunnel traffic surge
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