‘Pretty horrific’: Man shot in targeted attack in Fawkner
Shocked neighbours have spoken out after a Lalor man was shot in what police say was a targeted attack in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
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‘Defending freedom of speech’: Famed pianist sues MSO
Famed pianist Jayson Gillham has called for donations to fund a legal battle against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra after a performance was cancelled, in what he claims was censorship.
How to stop daylight savings wreaking havoc with kids’ sleep and health
The clocks will change in Victoria on Sunday, presenting a sleep schedule nightmare for parents. Paediatrician Dr Golly explains how to approach it with kids and babies.
Victoria desperately needs 1000 new cops as vacancies soar
More than 1000 police jobs in Victoria sit empty, with a surge in officers quitting the force in the past two months.
Mistaken identity case almost cost NAB customer $500,000
A Berwick man was granted access to a stranger’s bank account, containing half a million dollars, in a shocking case of mistaken identity caused by “human error”.
Gobbo says she barely saw point of living after being unmasked as Lawyer X
Turncoat barrister Nicola Gobbo has told a court she felt “tired and broken” while living under police protection after her identity as Lawyer X was revealed. See key moments from the trial so far.
Muslim leader backs October 7 rally, Sydney protest abandoned
Islamic Council of Victoria president Adel Salman says a Melbourne rally on October 7 is needed for the pro-Palestine community “to come together to share its deep grief”, as Sydney organisers abandon their plans.
Americans get approval for $700m Mortlake renewable energy hub
Almost 800,000 solar panels will be installed across a 1000ha property in the Western District after a huge project was given the green light. See the details.
MRC board on the verge of naming new chairman
The Melbourne Racing Club is edging nearer to deciding on its new chairman following a month of scandal involving claims of toxic atmosphere and poor culture.
Allan govt under pressure to deal with political donation dramas
A legal loophole that caps political donations to minor parties is under scrutiny, with pressure mounting on the Victorian government to deal with the inequity.
Loved ones of man found dead in Yarra River remember ‘gentle soul’
Friends of a Clyde North man whose body was pulled from the Yarra River have told of the “massive hole” left in their community, remembering him as a “gentle and cheerful soul”.
‘Tear me to shreds’: New secret Deeming-Pesutto recording aired
A second secret recording of a closed-door meeting between Moira Deeming and the Liberal Party leadership — recorded the day her emails were exposed in the media — has been played to a court.
20 things home sellers should spend on to get an edge
Victorian homesellers are facing their toughest spring in years. But savvy sellers who put in some leg work can boost their odds by making their home stand out from the crowd.
‘Ridiculous’: Pub blasted for $21 pints
A frustrated Melburnian has taken to social media claiming they spent $42.40 on “two pints of ginger ale” at waterfront pub Kirks on the Esplanade in Mornington.
Hunt for six protesters accused of causing chaos outside military expo
Police have identified a third person they were seeking after last month’s volatile Land Forces protests, while the hunt continues for six more.
Why Gavin ‘Capable’ Preston refused to shake Setka’s hand
The late gangman, shot in broad daylight last September, used to boast on construction sites about refusing to shake the CFMEU leader’s hand.
Inside Melb Tudor-style house’s huge 30-year transformation
A inner-south house’s owners that bought the home in the 1990s have undertaken a massive renovation that involved removing the home’s entire back half. See what its worth now.
Selena Gomez’s secret $1.8bn empire
As her net worth surges past the $1bn mark, singing and acting is only a part of what makes up Selena Gomez’s massive fortune.
Insane price loss for luxury pad from The Block
A stunning price crash for an apartment from The Block’s 2016 series highlights the dangers of buying property on reality TV.
$24m Melb home has ‘epic pool’, wellness centre, 8-car garage
A Bayside property offering a life of luxury with a wellness centre, showstopping pool, eight-car garage, glass lift and half-basketball court is for sale. Take a look inside.
Body found at Westfield Southland in Cheltenham
A man’s body has been found in the car park of a major shopping centre in Melbourne’s southeast and police have set up a crime scene.
Shock number of sexual misconduct claims at Victorian unis
Students and staff at tertiary institutions have reported an alarming number of incidents where they were harassed, stalked and filmed without consent on university grounds.
Victorian bubs to get free access to lifesaving RSV jab
Victorian babies will finally be able to get a free lifesaving RSV jab next winter, saving parents about $300 and protecting bubs from the contagious virus.
‘We are one’: Plans for Melbourne multicultural museum unveiled
Lord mayoral candidate Arron Wood has revealed his plan for a “world-class” museum to celebrate Melbourne’s multiculturalism, saying the proposal is more timely than ever as people “seek division”.
Chopper Read’s son jailed for wild police chase
The son of infamous standover man Chopper Read was sentenced following a police chase that ended with him hiding in a ditch with a sawn-off shotgun.
Pro-Palestine protest outside Victoria Parliament
A probe has been launched into Pro-Palestine protest outside Victoria Parliament which livestreamed parliament proceedings.
Stella Klim and mum Lindy Rama-Ellis showcasing Melbourne label Effie Kats at Grossi Florentino
Ladies in red, 18-year-old mini me model Stella Klim interviews her OG influencer mum Lindy Rama-Ellis showcasing Melbourne label Effie Kats…
Melbourne home prices drop for a sixth straight month
Prospective homeowners are in the box seat to get the keys, as Melbourne property prices continue to fall.
Panic room found inside Melbourne home
A palatial Art Deco-style house with a panic room concealed behind bookshelves is up for sale.
Bashings, stabbing as day of chaos rocks youth prison
A staff member at Cherry Creek Youth Justice Centre has been hospitalised as the state’s newest youth jail was rocked by an outbreak of violence.
Oh boy! Gender reveal burnout costs dad-to-be his Commodore
An expectant Frankston father is set to be charged on summons after he allegedly performed blue-smoke burnouts in front of police at a gender reveal party.
Some families are getting a $400 school bonus. Are you eligible?
How do you get it? Where can you spend it? Here’s everything you need to know about the $400 School Saving Bonus.
Is Southern Cross the “destination landmark” Victoria was promised?
Commuters are calling for upgrades to Southern Cross Station less than 20 years after its $700 million transformation, citing a list of concerns…
What happened to Southern Cross Station?
Commuters are calling for upgrades to Southern Cross Station less than 20 years after its $700 million transformation, citing a list of concerns…
Police union resists move to involve Fair Work Commission in pay dispute
The police union has voted against a bid by force command to get the Fair Work Commission to end its ongoing pay dispute, with angry rank and file members saying they’re now “at war” with the top brass.
Pools, studies, sheds: What adds $100k value to a home?
What features do Australian buyers seek in a home? We reveal the top 20 things that people want, including one coveted item that could add $100,000 or more of value to a house.
I went from rigging explosives to buying five homes
Jane Slack-Smith was standing on a mine site rigged with explosives when she first began sharing property advice. Now she’s built herself a multimillion-dollar portfolio.
Simple way Coles, Woolworths are getting you to spend more
Supermarket juggernauts Coles and Woolworths are under fire for “misleading” discounts, now consumer advocates have highlighted the other tricks used.
Dad-to-be nabbed over gender reveal burnouts
A Melbourne dad-to-be was seeing blue but is now seeing red after being stung for a gender reveal stunt.
Why legal action has been launched over Carl Williams’ death
Fourteen years after Carl Williams was bashed to death at Barwon Prison, his stepdaughter, Breanane Stephens, has launched legal action over…
Great Gatsby-esque house has panic room, seven-car garage
An epic Melbourne home with a panic room concealed behind bookshelves is poised to set a new record price for Moonee Ponds. There’s also a cigar room, seven-car garage and much more.
Arriving at court, Pesutto dismisses reports his job is under threat
Opposition Leader John Pesutto is facing pressure to stand down, as Liberals despair in the fallout from his defamation fight with exiled MP…
‘I’ve got no concerns’: Pesutto ignores calls to stand down
Opposition Leader John Pesutto has dismissed calls from senior Liberal Party members to stand down, saying his position is “safe” and “very good”.
“Everything I had is gone”: Fire destroys Norlane woman’s home
A Norlane woman has described the harrowing moment she narrowly escaped the clutches of devastating house fire.
Missing boy found near Aireys Inlet
An 11-year-old boy was found near Aireys Inlet after an extensive search operation on the Surf Coast.
Meet the two brothers reshaping Melbourne’s raging tobacco war
The relatively unknown Barakat brothers have risen through the grisly underworld to become the key challenger in Melbourne’s firey tobacco wars. Now the pair have joined forces with Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim.
One hundred firebombings, two inquiries but no licensing scheme
Victoria’s tobacco wars have raged for more than 18 months with near daily firebombings. Yet the state remains the only one in Australia not to have a tobacco licencing scheme — something that has hampered police investigations.
Exciting new ovarian cancer treatment gets ready for human trials in Australia
New ovarian cancer treatment ready for clinical trials. Cartherics CEO Prof Alan Trounson explains how it works.
Put homeless in hotels: Mayoral candidate’s plan to help rough sleepers
Lord mayoral candidate Arron Wood says there’s no silver bullet to solving the city’s homelessness crisis but he says his $3m plan will offer a critical first step to supporting those in need.
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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