Dutton’s plan to stop organised crims and sex offenders
Opposition leader and former police officer Peter Dutton will unveil his plan to “crack down on crime from the border to the backyard”.
Loved ones of a Mickleham man who died in an Easter Sunday stabbing during a night out at the troubled Prahran hotspot say they have been shattered by the tragedy.
Prince William and Princess Catherine stayed home as the disgraced Prince Andrew joined ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and the Royal Family for Easter services at Windsor Castle. See photos.
Labor is edging towards a narrow victory, according to the latest Newspoll, as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton continues to sink in popularity.
It started with just 5 mates but has exploded to 800 in just seven months. This is why young and old are getting a very positive extra health benefit that has nothing to do with fitness.
Doctors and health experts have raised “grave concerns” about the ease of weight loss drugs being doled out online within minutes of telehealth consultations, warning it could have fatal consequences.
Former golden girl of the pool Lisa Curry has revealed the moment that prompted her to give up alcohol.
When my obstetrician told me I would be induced to have my baby the next day, my mind was racing at 100 miles an hour.
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The Good Friday Appeal has raised a record $23,822,792 for the state’s sickest kids as Victorians generously donated to help the Royal Children’s Hospital.
A social media gossip site has accused a former AFL player of having “sustained, deliberate affairs” while luring young interns with empty promises of “job leads and media connections.”
Pope Francis was applauded by thousands of worshippers at Vatican City on Easter Sunday as he addressed the crowd. See the pictures.
Former Neighbours star Madeleine West has given birth to seventh child at age 45, taking to social media to share her joy.
Two people have died in a horror Easter Sunday crash while riding an allegedly stolen motorbike.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton just got a brutal reminder that every Liberal leader should get through their head: you can’t run from these idiotic climate wars.
Gout Gout will have to overcome a major hurdle at the Stawell Gift, with a quirk in the rankings adding an extra roadblock to the teenage superstar’s chance to create history.
Premier Jacinta Allan got it right when she blasted the AFL and Richmond Football Club for allowing Noah Balta to play. The same can’t be said for Damien Hardwick.
The bike lane-using, vegan, Greens voters should practise what Adam Bandt preaches — like living purely off renewable energy — and see if they survive the inevitable trainwreck that ensues.
Police have backed officers’ moves to shoot dead a knife-wielding refugee, but outraged residents are demanding action following the “friendly” refugee’s death.
A former curriculum director has put forward a bold proposal as the number of young people willing to fight for Australia declines. Have your say in our poll.
A former nurse at The Alfred Hospital will be able to reapply for his registration despite being found guilty of sending heinous prerecorded messages fantasising about sexual acts against children to a phone service.
The Bont is back – and his SuperCoach price is heading in the wrong direction for potential owners. See all the key takeaways from two huge games.
The draconian decision to make millions of Melburnians live under a Covid curfew was not based on medical advice, according to an explosive document released this week after a 4½-year legal fight.
Clive Palmer’s reaction to this journalist’s queries about an under fire candidate have been exposed after the Australian businessman appeared to accidentally call the journalist back.
Essendon have lost their two first-choice ruckman in two weeks after Sam Draper’s Achilles injury was confirmed. With the mid-season draft approaching, who will the Bombers look at?
For Peter Dutton it is truly Hail Mary time. He needs nothing short of a miracle to get back in the hunt, writes Joe Hildebrand.
For the second election in a row a social media campaign run by comedian Dan Ilic is attacking Peter Dutton and promoting ‘teal’ independents.
The movies that make them cry, their first dates with their partners, and the songs that get them up at karaoke. How well do you know the leaders? Take our quiz to find out.
Victoria will swing, WA is a stronghold, NSW is up for grabs and fierce battles unfold in Teal and Green seats. As we get to the pointy end of this campaign, these are the seats to watch, writes Tom Connell.
The heartbreaking reality of the cost of living crisis has been revealed by everyday Australians who say they are struggling to put food on the table while some haven’t been out for dinner in a year. VIDEO
Peter Dutton has announced a new tiered tax offset system under a generous Coalition policy to help Aussie small business owners. Here’s what he is proposing.
Penalty rates for three million workers on awards will be protected under an Albanese government pledge that reignites an election fight over industrial relations.
Tahlia Lima paid for her first home using savings from her casual wages at KFC despite Australia’s skyrocketing house prices and high interest rates. This is how she did it.
Veterans from World War II say they would pick up a rifle again tomorrow to protect Australia as they come together to mark Anzac Day. Meet some of those heroes here.
Brendan Fevola has demanded production boot another celebrity team from the Amazing Race Australia following a hot-tempered altercation.
Dan Andrews has found a way to get through the red tape and become a member at Moonah Links after anger erupted over his previous attempts to join several leading Victorian clubs.
A Labor government-funded drug and alcohol rehab centre is causing outrage in Merbein, with residents blindsided by a move they say devalues their homes and puts safety at risk.
An intoxicated passenger who was refused alcohol on board caused a flight to be diverted to Melbourne at a cost of more than $37,000, missing his granny’s funeral.
A crook who broke into a rapper’s Sunshine North home to steal $1m, shooting and killing him during the invasion has been jailed.
A Dandenong cricket player collided with another car and forced it off the road after he drove on the wrong side of a South Gippsland highway.
Victorian deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth finally made a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance at a press conference this week, after becoming less than pleased about not getting a decent run in front of the cameras.
City of Yarra property owners will be hit with a three per cent rate rise in a move the mayor says is justified as it focuses on “delivering more projects and services for locals”.
A young police officer whose brother was killed in the Eastern Freeway tragedy says the pain of losing his brother will never leave as he laces up for a gruelling run to promote road safety awareness.
With less than two weeks left in the election campaign, Labor’s primary vote has lifted to its highest point in more than a year, although support for the Prime Minister has fallen.
The Tyson family has more than a century of service, with four generations serving in the Australian Defence Forces, and they will honour the fallen this Anzac Day.
A top Israeli commander has been fired over an incident which killed 15 Gaza medics in March as the IDF continues to weigh up strikes against Iran nuclear facilities. Follow for updates.
Russian sources have claimed multiple Australians have been killed while acting as mercenaries in Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of attacks during a 30-hour ceasefire.
Famous Australian footwear brand Wittner has collapsed, with administrators appointed to the more than century-old company citing rising cost pressures.
The local sharemarket extended gains in afternoon trade, driven by a sharp rebound in energy stocks and buoyant gold miners. Jobs data won’t push RBA rate cut in May. BHP gains on steady March quarter. Woodside spikes on LNG deal, oil price.
The scandal-plagued billionaire has appointed himself to a new executive role and signed a deal to stay at WiseTech until he is 80, while the company says a new CEO won’t be in place until November.
A high profile Melbourne businessman is selling the Collingwood pub where he’s kept a liquor license paid for six years, despite it not serving a drink since 2019. Find out why.
Up to 60,000 homes could be freed up under radical reforms proposed to help ease the nation’s housing crisis – but one group of stubborn Aussies is standing in the way.
Empty nesters have locked thousands of family homes away from Victoria’s struggling housing market and experts say it’s time for the government to act.
Melbourne recorded 108 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
With millions of followers between them, podcast host Chloe Fisher – the wife of Australian DJ Fisher – opens up about fertility, becoming famous, and the ‘moment that changed our life’.
AFL great Buddy Franklin says he never considered a traditional media role after his footy career so when his former teammate, Shane Crawford, came up with a different idea, he was “pretty much all in” right away.
Movie star Jason Momoa has been spotted on the Gold Coast, involved in a campaign to rescue endangered koalas. SEE THE PICTURES
Fashion designer Aurelio Costarella — who has dressed the likes of Cate Blanchett, Jennifer Hawkins and Bec Judd — has been remembered for his “talent, kindness and humility” after his death aged 60.
When Sam Darcy’s knee buckled, a shudder went through Marvel Stadium. Aaron Naughton will now have to earn his money, and for Jamarra Ugle-Hagan – who knows? JOSH BARNES unpacks what happens now.
They weren’t supposed to win a game in 2025 – but the rebuilding Tigers have done it again, stunning former coach Damien Hardwick and the Suns at Marvel Stadium.
Geelong has had four consecutive late changes, and coach Chris Scott says they were all justified. Plus, see the full teams for Easter Monday.
These days, Rory Lobb causes a stir everywhere he goes – on the field, on the street and online. But why does he do it all? In a wide-ranging interview, LAUREN WOOD finds out.
A local player “remains under ongoing medical supervision” after an ugly hit behind the play left him unconscious. His family and local club have addressed the issue and believe the six-week ban was light.
When all expected them to get the job done against a rebuilding side, the Suns fluffed their lines. JOSH BARNES asks, did we give Damien Hardwick and his side too much credit?
In what was arguably the best individual performance of the season, Kysaiah Pickett made a mockery of Fremantle on Saturday – in more ways than one. But, what’s next?
Nothing says Easter quite like lamb so we’ve rounded up the best of the best for your long weekend.
Indulge your love of chocolate this Easter with this collection of delectable treats.
Nick Daicos dominated at the Gabba, but it might be his teammate that has SuperCoaches more excited after another strong performance in the Pies’ big win.
SuperCoaches across the country are torn on trading in Caiden Cleary or Tom Gross, and our experts have made a unanimous call. See who’s made the cut – and the rest of their trades – here.
Diamond Valley Special Developmental School is facing serious accusations it mishandled the multiple sexual assaults of a 14-year-old girl with autism by an older male student.
The board of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority will be dismissed as the Allan government seeks to rebuild public confidence in the scandal-plagued agency.
Two police officers who shot dead a knife-wielding man in Footscray on Thursday night were not equipped with Tasers, the union claims, as an investigation into the death gets underway.
Pedophile “facilitators” overseas are cashing in on a sickening demand for online child abuse content, fuelled by demand from Australian predators. But one Aussie cop has made it her business to take them down.
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More power, sharper dynamics and fresh tech lift a hot hatch favourite, as David McCowen reports.
This Chinese brand has no badge recognition, no loyal fan base and no sexy marketing campaign. But it’s ready to take on Australia.
Wearing head to toe of this kind of apparel is an immediate way to out yourself as an uncultured Aussie overseas.
A photo series that shows what Bali was like in the 1980s is blowing Aussies’ minds thanks to a few curious details.
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