A run down, graffitied house in Melbourne’s inner north where squatters lived for about a decade has delivered a stellar auction result for the family who have owned it for more than a century.
A Victorian man is suing Barwon Heads Football Club for damages claiming he suffered multiple concussions while playing with their senior men’s team for a short time.
Little Harry and Archie share a rare condition which means they face a lifetime of infusion treatments ahead — but with their unbreakable brotherly bond, the pair is living their best lives.
The Good Friday Appeal has revealed it will help fund the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Art Therapy Program, which helps give sick kids a creative way to express themselves while going through hospitalisation and treatment.
Several students from a Queensland high school were filmed engaging in a schoolyard brawl that at least three teachers attempted to break up.
Five years on from the start of the Covid pandemic, the Herald Sun looks back on life in lockdown and how the virus changed our city.
Regional areas remain on the outer as more city road projects win federal and state funding. See where the money is headed.
Passionate mental health advocate Andy Arnold has shared his tips for reaching out for help.
The Allan government has been shamed by shocking crime statistics as police call for new laws to be implemented “as fast as humanly possible”.
Jacinta Allan is facing a new hurdle in her bid to push new bail laws through parliament as a single word emerges as a new point of contention.
Three out of four of Victoria’s Covid-related class actions remain ongoing five years on from the pandemic as thousands seek damages over the alleged unlawfulness of lockdowns and hotel quarantine failings.
Australia isn’t ready for a new pandemic, top epidemiologists have warned, saying it’s not a matter of if, but when, another contagion will strike — and it will be sooner than we expect.
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