Aussies in wild brawl at famous Bali club
Several foreigners, including one identified as an Australian, beat up security outside Finns Beach Club in North Kuta.
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Aspendale trees face the chop as sky rail takes off
A community fight to protect coastal banksias from bulldozers during a level crossing removal in Melbourne’s southeast is at a crossroads after workers began clearing land.
Bolt: Sam Kerr trial shows we’re losing power to race baiters
Kerr’s comments that a policeman was “stupid and white” were rude at best but was her angry abuse racist? The jury said no, but it’s not that simple.
No-confidence vote begins against top cop Shane Patton
Police have begun voting on a no-confidence motion against Chief Commissioner Shane Patton in a bid to force a recruitment campaign for his job instead of handing him a second term.
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Thugs bash two men on Bendigo’s Bull St
Police are investigating after two men were bashed by a group of thugs on Bull St in Bendigo on Saturday night.
Duck hunting forum at private school axed over plan to raffle off gun
A duck hunting information night at a Melbourne private school has been cancelled after it was revealed organisers were planning to raffle off a firearm.
Kennett: By-election response will test Labor’s vision
The State Government will need to respond to shocking swings against it on the weekend if it wants to stay in touch with voters.
Legendary Melbourne entertainer Brady remembered
Phil Brady, an icon of television and radio, died on Tuesday aged 85.
Scotch students fight to save car park after controversial ban
The leafy streets of Hawthorn could soon be clogged up with more Porsches with P plates after Scotch College banned students from parking on campus.
Dash cam: Moment driver collides with power pole in Box Hill
Vision has emerged of the moment a driver suddenly veered off the road in Box Hill and smashed into a power pole. Video: Tesla Owners Aaustralia,…
‘My mum is in there’: Woman dies in Kurunjang house fire
A woman has died after fire tore through a property she shared with her adult son, with neighbours hearing two loud blasts “like an earthquake” before the home was engulfed with flames.
Massive price cut on dud Block home that won’t sell
It was once the centre of Channel 9’s The Block series attracting multiple buyers, now this penthouse has gone back up for sale with a massive price reduction and no interest.
What is the date? How can I vote? 2025 federal election explained
With the end of the three-year federal government term rapidly approaching, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could call an election any day now. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
Labour hire company fined $415,000 after farm worker’s death
A labour hire company has been convicted and fined after a 70-year-old fruit picker died during his second shift with the company.
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