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Carly Douglas is a reporter at the Herald Sun, covering courts, state politics, breaking and general news. She was previously a News Corp cadet journalist. Prior to starting at News Corp she worked at The Australian Jewish News.

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Our most vulnerable kids being sexually exploited

Victoria’s most vulnerable kids are being sexually exploited in the state’s broken child protection system, with urgent action needed to fix the problems.

UpdatedVictoria

Dan refused to bail out struggling Porter Davis

The Premier says his government was approached to bail out Porter Davis, but says it “made the right call” not to offer financial support.

Victoria

Tram Queues to GP in Spencer street in the CBD. Friday, March 31, 2023. Picture: David Crosling

F1 fans face huge queues as crowds flood the CBD

As thousands of revheads pack onto trams for the Grand Prix, the state government has warned taxi drivers they will take action if crowds are priced out of a ride home.

Weather

Fast train promise from politicians. Trains traveling through Geelong. Picture: Alan Barber

Nightmare delays as wild weather sparks train chaos

Public transport users are facing nightmare commutes after wild storms lashed the city, prompting mass delays across the rail network.

UpdatedSport

Josh with dad Gary and step mum Louisa.Young Jewish footy fan Josh has been left outraged over the AFLÃs decision to ban the Israeli flag after he flew it during a Round 1 game. Josh displayed the flag behind the goals at the North Melbourne and West Coast Eagles clash at Marvel Stadium on Saturday. The flag, which features the Star of David, was flown in support of Jewish young gun Harry Sheezel.Picture: Jason Edwards

AFL forced to apologise over embarrassing flag bungle

The AFL has been forced to apologise over an email claiming the Israeli flag was banned after a young footy fan flew it during a game to support Jewish star Harry Sheezel.

UpdatedPolice & Courts

Breastfeeding mum calls for change after nursing shame

A mother booted from a Victorian court for breastfeeding says she felt like she’d done ‘something terrible’ for nursing in public.

VWeekend

Lisa Teh. co founder of Tech-Crypto companies. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

‘Strong women viewed as bitches’ in business world

The cut-throat business world may often be a boys’ club where “strong women are still viewed as bitches”, but these female entrepreneurs are making their own mark.

Victoria

Gemma Lloyd from Work180 had produced a Top 100 Employers for Women list in the lead up to International Women's Day, 2023. Picture: Jared G Marshall.

Gender affirmation, IVF leave offered by top employers

The top workplaces for women in 2023 have been ranked in the lead up to International Women’s Day. To see if your employer made the cut, check out our searchable list.

Victoria

Booby Tape co-founder Bianca Roccisano and Bridgitt Roccisano and Baby pink Gin founder Ellen Weigall Vweekend cover and inside pics. Picture: Tony Gough

Single, boob tape tycoon’s baby-making plan

At 37, Booby Tape founder, multi-millionaire Bianca Roccisano, wants a baby. And she’ll go to great lengths to make it happen.

Weather

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - OCTOBER 28, 2021: Melbourne's CBD seen from Williamstown. Victoria's Department of Health issues 'high risk warning' for thunderstorm asthma event. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Sarah Matray

Why Victorians can look forward to autumn weather

Victorians are facing a cool start to March but summer hasn’t disappeared just yet. Here’s what’s forecast for Easter.

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