Why Lawyer X is suing State of Victoria
Former gangland lawyer Nicola Gobbo is suing the State of Victoria, alleging Victoria Police induced her into providing information about her…
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‘Mean girl antics’: Block sisters bullied after win
They might only be 22 and 24, but that hasn’t stopped the other supposed adult Block contestants ganging up on sisters Maddy and Charlotte. And the reasoning is even more petty.
Libs prepare for leadership change as Pesutto urged to face ‘hugely upsetting’ truth
A Liberal colleague who has until now been regarded as a strong supporter of John Pesutto says “the party has no choice” but to act, with three MPs leading the race to be the next leader.
Former MRC chair’s bankruptcy shock
Former Melbourne Racing Club chairman Matt Cain, who has jet setted to the US, was issued a $140k-plus bankruptcy notice, as the club is in turmoil.
Melbourne Uni lecturer scores legal win after being made redundant
A lecturer in the Department of Anatomy and Neuroscience who claims she was “intellectually raped” by colleagues after being made redundant has had a partial win in court.
Epic $15m US-style ranch comes with 400 cows, helipad
One of Victoria’s coolest properties looks like something you’d see on TV shows like Yellowstone. Now its up for sale with a multimillion-dollar price guide.
Why these lamb births are so rare and special
Freshwater Creek Cottages farm ewes have now birthed three sets of quadruplets.
$115m Japanese play to take over Australia’s biggest home builder
The nation’s biggest home builder is in the midst of a $115m takeover deal by a Japanese firm that could make it 50 per cent foreign owned by the end of the year. Find out what it means.
Woman drowns at Cape Schanck
A woman has drowned after a group was swept off the rocks at Cape Schanck on Monday afternoon.
Pallas off to Europe on another taxpayer-funded jaunt
Treasurer Tim Pallas has announced he is travelling to the UK, France, Spain and Italy in what will be his third overseas trip in 12 months.
Melbourne home pain hits grim six-month milestone
Melbourne’s property market has sunk below Adelaide’s on a key home value metric after the city’s spring selling season got off to a grim start. Experts reveal what to expect next.
Cops at war with Victoria Police’s top brass after pay dispute twist
Force command has applied for intervention by the Fair Work Commission following more than 15 months of bargaining involving 113 meetings.
Melbourne mosque stabber’s criminal past
A man who stabbed another man to death in a psychotic rampage at a Dallas mosque had earlier served time in prison for stabbing two people, a court has heard.
International Cakes closes after 60 years
Longstanding Greek institution International Cakes closes after 60 years. Owner and pastry chef Vasilios ‘Bill Batz’ Batzogiannis shares…
The simple order fuelling Victoria’s tobacco wars
Suspected Kaz Hamad standover man filmed allegedly threatening Melbourne smoke shop worker.
Animation and gaming academy coming to Melbourne
The GameChanger Academy is set to be the first of its kind in Australia and will help train the next generation of film makers and game creators.
How Pesutto tried to woo colleagues to expel Deeming
A document prepared by Opposition Leader John Pesutto’s staff featured detailed suggestions on how the Liberal leadership could sway votes in favour of booting Moira Deeming from the party.
Week in Food, episode 4
Herald Sun Food and Wine Editor Kara Monssen shares the best of the week in food.
Six reasons to download the Herald Sun app
Get the most out of your Herald Sun subscription with our app for smartphones and tablets, including a new feature to gift stories to your friends and family.
Andrews last day as Victorian Premier
Daniel Andrews leaves his Mulgrave home as he makes his way into the city on his last day as Premier of Victoria.
‘Dad, wake up’: The harrowing moment teen saved his dad’s life
An Elwood teen is being hailed a hero after performing lifesaving CPR on his father – but it’s not the first time he’s saved his dad’s life. Listen to the extraordinary triple-0 call.
The petrol data that could save you hundreds each year
Victoria is the only state that does not offer live fuel pricing data, potentially costing motorists hundreds extra every year.
CCTV captures two men setting Fawkner tobacco shop on fire
Security camera footage has captured the moment two men dressed in black pull up in a SUV and set a Fawkner tobacco store on fire, as locals say they are scared but not surprised by the attack.
Confronting moment thieves rob Glenroy shop
Police are appealing for public assistance following an August armed robbery at a service station in Glenroy.
Woman who pretended to be Aboriginal now on the run from police
Haley Terei claimed to be Aboriginal in court because she believed it would get her bail. Now, she is on the run from police.
Cost of living is biting, but getting inked is no longer taboo
Police officers, teachers, doctors and lawyers are among the many Melburnians choosing to get inked up for the first time, but the cost of living crunch is leaving some tattoo artists feeling the pinch.
‘Can’t believe he’s here’: Tiny Thomas makes surprise arrival
A Victorian woman has given birth to her first grandson, helping her daughter finally realise her dream of becoming a mum.
Where to get Melbourne homes at a discount
The Melbourne suburbs where homebuyers are most likely to get a discount on home prices have been revealed. And experts have weighed in on the types of home that could be a real bargain.
Leopold clinch first senior flag in 12 years in C grade thriller
Leopold has won its first senior netball flag in 12 years in nail-biting fashion, withstanding South Barwon 43-42 after the Swans failed to force…
Big mistake homehunters make that costs them thousands
Experts are urging hopeful homebuyers not make these simple errors that end up costing them thousands of dollars.
Secret fortune: ‘Toxic’ Ellen’s last laugh
“Toxic” comedian Ellen DeGeneres is climbing back up after a string of controversy but a hidden empire may have saved her.
Samantha Murphy search called off, no items found
The latest police search for the remains of missing Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy, targeting dense bushland in the Enfield State Park, has been called off with no items recovered.
Famed artist’s ex-St Kilda digs with custom mural could sell for $9m
A St Kilda house with an eye-catching dining room mural painted by former resident and famed artist David Bromley has been listed for sale. Take a look inside.
Italian Chief Commissioner speaks about Easey St arrest
Chief Commissioner Dr Fernando Speziali – head of Rome – Fiumicino’s border police – speaks about the moment Easey St murder accused Perry Kouroumblis…
Allan’s report card: How Premier ranks one year into the top job
Jacinta Allan has faced fierce criticism and polling has been on a one-way trajectory for her government. A year after replacing Daniel Andrews her report card is in.
‘Absolute priority’: AFL boss’s plans for future of the game
Andrew Dillon has opened up on the challenges of his first season in the top job including some of the game’s big issues such as gambling ad bans and player concussions.
Grand Final public holiday — what you need to know
Here’s everything you need to know about the Grand Final holiday.
Lawyer for man accused of Easey Street murders speaks
Easey Street murder accused Perry Kouroumblis’ public defender Serena Tucci spoke exclusively to the Herald Sun from her chambers in Rome….
‘Petty squabbles’: Lord mayoral candidates call out war of words
Several contenders in the race for the city’s top job have taken a veiled swipe at the two frontrunners — and their teams — after a war of words broke out on Wednesday.
Metro Tunnel to be hit with cost blowout of almost $1bn
Transport Infrastructure Minister Danny Pearson has revealed an almost $1bn cost blowout for the Metro Tunnel after reaching a deal to change contracts with builders — and he refused to guarantee there won’t be further blowouts.
Driver mounts footpath, hits woman and other cars in Warragul
A woman in her 20s has been rushed to hospital after a car mounted the footpath and damaged a shop front before knocking her to the ground on…
Plant based civil disobedience
While this column often details humans who are not doing the right thing, it’s safe to say we’ve never exposed greenery for breaking the rules….
Dale Thomas calls Kane Corne’s a “f…wit”
Former Collingwood premiership star Dale Thomas has taken aim at Kane Cornes at a Grand Final luncheon.
Crime kingpin sues jail for refusing him access to a prayer box
Convicted murderer George Marrogi is suing Barwon Prison for refusing him access to a prayer box for his Jewish faith amid apparent fears he could smuggle contraband into jail.
Family rescued after suspected arson in Melbourne’s northwest
Firefighters have rescued a family of four after a suspected arson attack in Albanvale in Melbourne’s northwest.
121-year-old ‘haunted’ house set to smash suburb record
A historic Footscray house featuring a ballroom is poised to set it’s the inner western suburb’s record home price. But will the rumours that it’s haunted scare buyers off?
Melbourne Royal’s Darren Keating
The Melbourne Royal kicked off this week ahead of 11 days of action.
Lions training today
The Brisbane Lions today held a closed main training session at Richmond’s Punt Road Oval ahead of Saturday’s 2024 AFL Grand Final against…
Court hears grisly details of near-fatal Revolver nightclub stabbing
The teen accused of stabbing a man at Revolver nightclub has been told to “thank his lucky stars” he isn’t facing a murder charge as fresh details of the alleged attack were aired to court.
Knight: Highs and lows of being a Swans fan in Melbourne
Being a Sydney Swans supporter and living in Melbourne is not as sad as it sounds. It hasn’t always been an easy ride, but that is part of the great journey of footy.
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