This channel has a cult following. Private schools want to stop the fun
Two of Victoria’s most prestigious schools just faced off in a football game for the ages. But here’s why they don’t want you watching the highlights.
Demons make CEO call after long search
Melbourne’s search for their next CEO looks to be over, with the club confirming its pick to take the reins and ending a period of off-field turmoil. Callum Dick has the details.
Calls for spy agency to probe foreign interference concerns
Australia’s electoral watchdog and spy agency are being called on to investigate potential foreign interference in the election over allegations a group linked to the Chinese Communist Party told people to vote for MP Monique Ryan.
Secret religious sect Exclusive Brethren found campaigning for Liberals
Members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, formerly known as the Exclusive Brethren, have been flocking to pre-poll booths in a bid to win votes for Liberal candidates.
Legal options on the table in Thomas’ quest to return to footy
Tarryn Thomas is assessing his legal options in his quest to return to football despite a lack of interest from clubs at all levels. Jon Ralph has the latest on the disgraced former Roo.
‘It’s an insult’: Aussie battlelines over Welcome to Country
Welcome to Country continues to be one of the most hotly debated topics in Australia – but many have already made up their mind on the subject. HAVE YOUR SAY
Collingwood list crunch: Over 30s, draft jackpot and rival trade raids
A list crunch is coming at Collingwood. With the old guns firing, who could be in the gun to make way for the new breed? Jon Ralph breaks down the Pies’ present and future.
Cardinals decide on conclave date for new pope
The cardinals met today at the Vatican for the first time since Pope Francis’ funeral, and have chosen a date for the conclave.
Prominent Melbourne lawyer found guilty of groping girl outside kebab shop
Lawyer Glenn Thexton has revealed he will appeal a guilty verdict which found the prominent legal figure grabbed a 17-year-old girl’s buttocks during a night out drinking with colleagues.
Bondi killer deemed ‘fit and proper’ candidate for gun licence
Bondi Junction mass killer Joel Cauchi told a doctor he wanted a psychiatric review for “medical fitness” so he could visit a gun range and practice target shooting, the inquest into the Bondi Junction massacre has heard. Follow updates here.
Have a beer with Albanese or Dutton? I know who I’d pick
I’ve never met Peter Dutton, but I would guess he’s a pretty good bloke, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Why you keep getting texts from the Trumpet of Patriots
How did the Trumpet of Patriots get your number? Are they allowed? Is it legal? How come you can’t unsubscribe from their texts? Find the answers here.
It’s not lying if you answer a question no one asked
One of the golden rules of politics is never answer the question you are asked, only the question you want to be asked. Enter the Russian air base fiasco, writes Joe Hildebrand.
‘Miserable, backward’: Candidate’s thoughts on town in leaked email
An independent candidate for the seat of Gilmore has labelled a quaint town in her electorate beloved by locals and tourists a “miserable backwards retirement village”, leaked emails reveal.
Why you should look at making this lifestyle change by age 36
Although the party lifestyle is fun, new research has revealed that it’s important to slow things down by age 36. This is why
This generation is feeling the most burnt out – this is why
Aussies are feeling happier compared to three years ago. But many are struggling with burnout, with one generation feeling it the most.
‘Strength, courage’: Dad’s brave battle against fatal disease
A beloved Townsville dad struck down by deadly Melioidosis was meant to celebrate his 50th birthday this Friday — instead, his heartbroken family will gather to say their final goodbyes.
Tom had a fall in aged care. This distressing photo haunts his family
Tom Nemaric, 92, fell while in respite care but the home didn’t send him to hospital, and he died weeks later.
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Woman charged after alleged police pursuit in Reservoir
Motorist gives Anthony Albanese the ultimate Aussie compliment
Inspectors left powerless in Victoria’s new tobacco licence scheme
Senator Payman fires up over cops called to Brunswick polling booth
Pope Francis’ Coffin Nearly Dropped
Pope Francis’s Funeral: Over 200,000 Mourners Gather at St Peter’s Square
Watch as pro-trans activists clash with police in wild scenes in Melbourne
Gary Ablett Jr and wife Jordan reveal son’s heartbreaking condition
Coster: Shots fired as old boys wage war against Sydney billionaire
Members of the Melbourne Club, the city’s most conservative all-male establishment, will have taken added glee from blocking Justin Hemmes’ “creative wonderland” – but the fight is just getting started.
‘Waste of money’: Inside clubs’ $200k tribunal pain
AFL clubs continue to roll the dice at the tribunal, but a close look at the numbers suggests they would be better off thinking otherwise. Josh Barnes analyses the huge cost of a failed appeal.
Deery: The one person who can end our state of secrecy
After 10 years of Labor rule in Victoria, the erosion of transparency and accountability has never been more apparent. It’s time to restore faith in the political process.
Paris Lawrence spills on wedding plans with former Tigers star Rioli
Former Richmond premiership defender Daniel Rioli and DJ Paris Lawrence are well and truly in the midst of wedding planning, revealing some exciting details about their big day.
Former trainer Maxine Fraser allegedly starving 30 horses at Mount Eliza home
A former trainer stripped of her racing licence in 2017 is at the centre of a major stoush with fed-up locals, who allege dozens of horses are “fighting to survive” at her property.
Wild tactics Victorians are relying on to find love on dating apps
Melburnians looking for love are going to extreme lengths to find the one, new dating app data has revealed. But some common profile pitfalls are giving would-be matches the ick.
Campbell: Dutton’s fate boils down to battle of preferences
Chances are most potential votes Peter Dutton picked up last year when polls were in his favour weren’t coming from Albo’s pile but from miscellaneous right-wing ‘other’ – but it seems now even they have jumped ship.
Bolt: What the media got wrong in Welcome to Country booing
Is it surprising that some Australians object to being effectively told that even soldiers who died for this land still can’t call it their own?
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Carlton premiership legend dies after battle with cancer
Carlton is mourning the loss of electrifying goalkicker and two-time premiership player Peter Bosustow, who passed away on Monday at the age of 67.
Police called to Brunswick polling booth as Muslim Votes Matter, Labor clash
Police have been called to a Brunswick voting centre following an alleged physical altercation between a Labor volunteer and a Muslim Votes Matter activist.
The Tackle: Dogs, is it time to draw a line through Jamarra?
It might be time for the next phase in the Jamarra Ugle-Hagan story. Jay Clark writes, the Bulldog’s next meetings with the league and his club will be big ones. See more in The Tackle.
Gold just fired warning shot and it means big things for Aussie stocks
A quiet but powerful market signal just flipped – one that’s only appeared three times in the past 100 years. And it could mean a major change in direction for Aussie stocks, writes ASX Trader.
‘Horrible’: Trump reacts to Epstein accuser’s death
President Trump has weighed in on the death of Virginia Giuffre, the Australia-based woman who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexually abusing her.
Airport Rail to throttle train services in $15bn Metro Tunnel
New track diagrams show rail lines from Melbourne’s west are likely to have to limit services running through the $15 billion Metro Tunnel once it opens, the Herald Sun can reveal.
How pedophiles are winning right to live next to Victorian schools
Despite vehement opposition by Victoria Police, multiple registered sex offenders have successfully applied to suspend their lifelong reporting conditions.
Cheapest destinations Aussies are escaping to this winter
As purse strings tighten, Aussies looking for a summer escape in the cooler months are opting to travel to these destinations where they can get the best bang for buck.
Revealed: The best months to look for a new job
Advertised jobs are tipped to spike soon. Find out how to make the most of the best times of the year to hunt for a new role, and the peak months for certain industries.
‘Breaking point’: 1m Aussies take extra step to make fast cash
Under Labor there has been a dramatic rise in the number of Australians working multiple jobs – but the Government and Opposition have very different explanations why.
Dutton backflips on popular tax break promise for EV drivers
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged to scrap a tax break for electric vehicle drivers in an effort to crack down on “wasteful spending” — just two days after pledging to keep it.
Creep busted with vile images secretly filmed child while overseas
A Melbourne grub who secretly filmed a naked five-year-old boy while overseas returned home to more trouble after he was busted with child abuse material.
Secret Japanese retreat with Roman bathhouse for sale
A hidden luxury Japanese-style wellness retreat on the doorstep of the Dandenong Ranges, complete with private mineral baths, spa, a Roman bathhouse and villas is up for grabs.
‘Corrupt tradie’ took out huge loan weeks before charges
The allegedly corrupt tradie at the centre of a probe into the Victorian Building Authority took out a massive loan in the weeks before his alleged bribery racket collapsed.
Finks bikie torched store for $8k to fund ice addiction
A Finks bikie was offered $8k to firebomb a Sunshine West convenience store as part of the violent tobacco wars that erupted across Melbourne.
A ‘life-changing’ treatment centre for eating disorders is finally open after a year-long delay
A dedicated centre where patients can stay at least 12 weeks will fill a critical gap in treatment options for people experiencing eating disorders, ending the revolving door of short-term hospital admissions.
Tarryn Thomas allegedly held hostage at gunpoint
The former North Melbourne star has been embroiled in a police probe after claiming he was held hostage during a late night car sale gone wrong.
City of Melbourne once had grand plans to stop cyclists speeding along Southbank. It’s still an issue
Southbank residents are pleading with the City of Melbourne to finally deliver on its six-year-old promise to upgrade the busy promenade to slow down speeding cyclists.
‘Partying with Rebels’: Shock rumours swirled Rachelle’s murder
Rachelle Childs ‘partied with bikies who killed her and severed her fingers’. This was one rumour peddled following her gruesome murder. Listen to the podcast and watch the video.
Cashed-up unions give Labor an election edge
Unions have pocketed a stunning half a billion dollars from money-making schemes outside of their member fees, with a new study showing how the organisations have become a cash cow funnelling money to Labor.
Trump claims Zelensky ready to give up Crimea
US President Donald Trump said he believes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready to reach a ceasfire deal with Russia, as he stepped up pressure on Vladimir Putin. Follow updates.
Disturbing findings in Gene Hackman autopsy report
Harrowing details of the final days of Hollywood legend Gene Hackman have been revealed, as a final autopsy confirmed the star’s cause of death.
Why the great Australian dream is now a financial trap: Barefoot
A run to save $30 on a camping dunny has exposed a ‘dumb and dangerous’ move that will drive house prices even higher, writes Barefoot Investor.
ASX 200 rises; CBA only Big Four in the red
Lynas talks up opportunity in China-US fight. Bega preps for Fonterra deal. James Hardie allays governance concerns. Tariff impacts weigh on Flight Centre, Brambles. Telix down on FDA blow.
The glamour rebellion: secrets behind the $1bn Mecca empire
Mecca is a marketing machine that captured Australian women, but has it peaked? A rebellion among some once loyal customers suggest yes while others say it’s a brand worthy of devotion.
Inside quirky Kinglake house made from 13,569 bottles
Victoria’s ‘House of Bottles’, an eye-catching abode made from more than 13,000 of them, is for sale. The ex-museum also hosts a 5000-bottle windmill and treasure trove of rocks and fossils.
Tweak that could unlock homes for 400,000 Aussies
The dream of homeownership could become reality for thousands of Australia, if one key barrier is finally torn down.
Melbourne sale and auction results, week ending April 27
Melbourne recorded 116 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Young family’s reno pays off with $1m+ result in Seaford
A family who renovated their 1960s-era house in Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs have sold up after a decade in the home, netting a seven-figure payday.
‘We did not deserve you’: Ruby Rose’s powerful Virginia Giuffre tribute
The Jeffrey Epstein accuser, who died by suicide aged 41, has been remembered as a warrior by actor Ruby Rose.
Star Wars creator George Lucas answers decades-old mystery
Hollywood film director George Lucas has finally revealed the answer to a decades old mystery about one of Star Wars’ most beloved characters.
Key suspect in Kim K’s $15m robbery dies after threats
An alleged suspect in the Paris gunpoint robbery of Kim Kardashian has died just as the case was set to go to trial.
‘I’m lucky to have survived’: Block star sexually assaulted after her drink was spiked
Reality TV contestant Eliza Paschke has told how a night out in St Kilda ended with her being physically and sexually assaulted.
How an F1 juggernaut was conceived in a Vegas bar
David Croft is the voice of Formula One – and, to many people, as synonymous with the sport as Max Verstappen or Oscar Piastri. What does a day in the life of Crofty look like? We go behind the scenes.
‘Unapologetic, hard-arse’: Has the real Ross Lyon returned?
MRO, tribunal latest: Monster VFL ban, star Blue and Ginni punished
Hard truths, crash bags, coffee bars: the making of champions
Ultimate stats drop: Sheezel role shift, Saints CBA chaos
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How Bulldogs will fill suspension gaps
Youi fan moment of Round 7
Nick Butler recounts hilarious exchange with Ross Lyon
Jax Ulbrix prank calls Shedeur Sanders about NFL draft pick
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Australian baseball club quits national league in shock switch
One of Australia’s professional baseball teams has sensationally quit the national league and is now eyeing off more international competition. Here’s what we know.
Star Matildas trio set to play for club football’s biggest prize
Major trophy success has eluded the Matildas’ golden generation – but now a trio of Australian stars are gunning for the biggest club prize in world football.
‘Been really beautiful’: Harry opens up on return, secret injury
Harry McKay has opened up on his return to Carlton’s side after stepping away to deal with mental health, speaking to Jon Ralph about his starring role on Sunday, his secret injury and more.
Have your say: Super shooters headline Team of the Week
Round three of Super Netball was all about the shooters, highlighted by the comeback of West Coast Fever’s Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard. Click for Code Sports’ Team of the Week and have your say!
Mitchell ‘shocked’ by Allen’s move — is it playing into Hawks’ hands?
Sam Mitchell was ‘shocked’ when he saw Oscar Allen lining up down back – but it might increase the chance the Eagles’ captain leaves. Ed Bourke unpacks what the magnet swinging means.
Top 10 taking shape after stunning draft audition
A No. 1 pick contender dominated and a Hayden Young-like prospect marked his top-10 credentials in an important AFL Academy match. Get all the intel and stats here.
Ottolenghi’s blueberry almond cake is golden, zesty, and impossible to resist
36 clever recipes to use up your leftover Easter chocolate
Whether it’s a white, dark or milk chocolate surplus, we’ve got you covered.
10 of the best winery restaurants to dine at in Tasmania
With its cooler climates, rolling hills and diverse soils, what Tasmania lacks in size, it makes up for tenfold in an array of incredible producers with impressive restaurant menus to match.
Buy, hold, sell: Gawn SuperCoach epic could be just the entree
Eagles cash cow delivers: Five Sunday SuperCoach lessons
Matt Flynn repaid the faith for his new owners, but not every SuperCoach trade was that successful. Here is what SuperCoaches learned on Super Sunday.
Pies send warning in Anzac Day masterclass
The Anzac Day blockbuster lived up to its billing – with momentum shift after momentum shift for three quarters. Then, it was all Collingwood. Here’s how it all unfolded.
‘Just trying to help’: Junior staffer to blame for VCE exam leak debacle
Haileybury graduate says sexist boys must be booted from school
A former student who has previously spoken out about the private school’s culture is calling for zero-tolerance of misogynistic and bigoted students following reports of more disturbing behaviour.
Allan government won’t push for better results in NAPLAN testing
Victoria’s latest NAPLAN results showed a concerning dip in reading and numerical proficiency, but it seems not even that is enough to motivate the state government to aim for higher standards in testing.
Inspectors won’t be able to probe illegal vape sales under tobacco licence scheme
Counter rally gathers to show support for controversial Richmond injecting room
Frustrated residents and traders have taken to the streets of Richmond to demand improved safety around the safe injecting room – but not everyone is in support of the movement.
Man stabbed, woman assaulted in separate violent attacks on Elizabeth St
Two people have been attacked in separate violent incidents just metres from each other on a notorious Melbourne street, with police swarming the area on Sunday morning.
Dip king reveals exciting new direction for Zareh
Abbie Chatfield slams Jojo Siwa following public split with Kath Ebbs
She’s the friend you want during a breakup
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Pic proves Tesla’s future is on the line
Tesla facing biggest threat yet in Australia
It’s no secret Elon Musk’s Tesla has been in free fall for several months but can it bounce back in Australia?
The cheap hack to make your car safer
Cutting-edge safety technology once reserved for high-end vehicles is now available to everyday drivers thanks to a bold new release.
My mortifying nudist beach mistake
Insane question Americans ask about Aus
These are the most bonkers things Americans have ever said about Australia (to me, an Aussie living in the States).
$20 ‘bum wash’ travellers swear by
The $20 item has almost 2000 positive reviews online. Outdoorsy types swear by it. But is it genius, or a bit much?
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