Former judge Felicity Hampel — who now heads a little-known government agency — will be among the best paid public servants in the state, after tax, following an extraordinary pay deal.
A respected psychologist showed “extremely poor judgment” when she gave a dangerous sex offender patient with a sexual attraction to cats a book about animal reproduction, a tribunal has found.
The AFL will argue that clubs and players knew the concussion risks in the game, as it faces a landmark class action filed to the Supreme Court led by dual premiership player Max Rooke.
An expert has given his opinion on whether a piece of Caulfield street art was really by the mysterious artist, Banksy, as hoped.
A 34-year-old woman who was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer says she was “fobbed off” when she first went to her GP to have a lump checked.
Another man has faced court over the cold case murder of Canberra woman Irma Palasics.
A “lonely” country police officer who had “extremely drunk” sex with a woman he was meant to be investigating should not have been sacked, a disciplinary tribunal has found.
A former nurse in regional Victoria subjected his colleagues to years of sexual harassment, including pinching and slapping bottoms.
Some people were born tall and some beautiful but others were born cheap. He has always copped flak for it but the cost of living crisis is what this Herald Sun journalist has been prepping for his whole life.
She is a newly appointed Supreme Court judge but Catherine Gobbo says for years she’s been targeted by underworld criminals who thinks she is her police informer sister.
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