2.3-magnitude earthquake rattles city’s east
Residents in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs have reported hearing loud bangs as their homes were shaken by tremors brought on by a small earthquake.
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Prime Minister condemns chaotic neo-Nazi protest
Anthony Albanese has condemned “people paying tribute to Nazism” as he confirmed security and intelligence agencies were monitoring the ongoing threat of right-wing extremism.
Three dead, hundreds injured in workplace falls
The tragic deaths of jockey Dean Holland and maintenance worker Gerry Van Den Berg are among the hundreds of workplace accidents this year, a report has revealed.
Second major security breach at prison in six months
A union has labelled an incident in which a prisoner climbed into a roof cavity at Ravenhall Correctional Facility a “serious security breach” as it called for management to provide answers.
MasterChef will air after Jock Zonfrillo’s death
Channel 10 has announced the new series of MasterChef Australia will air this Sunday with the blessing of Jock Zonfrillo’s family.
It’s not your job to remind women of their biological clock
The very first time my fertility became a standard topic of conversation still haunts me – it was on a first date not long after I’d turned 30.
Homeowners slugged with $100K price hikes
One of Australia’s top home builders is forcing homeowners to choose between forking out thousands in extra fees or losing their deposits and dream homes.
Donation record smashed as tally surpasses $23m
The Good Friday Appeal has wrapped for another year, concluding with a record-breaking $23 million raised for the Royal Children’s Hospital. See the final tally here.
Doctor’s 10-year ban over Bacchus Marsh baby deaths
An ex-director at Bacchus Marsh Hospital where 11 babies died will likely never practice medicine again, stripped of her registration over professional misconduct.
Dan won’t let Vic become nuclear ‘dumping site’
The premier has slammed Anthony Albanese over his massive AUKUS cash drop, arguing the billions could be better spent fixing Medicare.
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