Crucial next step in police case against Erin Patterson
The first morsels of information in the police case against Leongatha woman Erin Patterson have been laid bare almost nine months to the day since the notorious mushroom lunch.
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One of Australia’s last remaining World War II Diggers has died
Allan Godfrey, who spent his latter years giving talks in primary schools and was a fixture at the Caroline Springs RSL sub-branch, has died just shy of his 101st birthday.
Opinion: Judge a Melbourne hero for punishing protesters
In extending the jail time for two serial protesters, Judge David Sexton proved common sense can still win the day in Victoria’s courts.
Chris Lucas reveals his secret to success
Maverick restaurateur Chris Lucas’ growing empire is rooted in presenting plated foreign fancies through a Melbourne lens. And he has no intention of putting his feet up just yet.
Jigsaw pieces come together slowly in complex case
After the shock and horror of the dramatic developments in the Samantha Murphy case, it’s hoped there can be some closure for the grieving family.
Where to now? Search for Samantha Murphy rolls on
As the search for missing jogger Samantha Murphy approaches its third week, there appears to be more questions than answers over one of the most mysterious disappearances in years.
New hope for under-resourced regional hospitals
Under-resourced regional hospitals will be given specialised equipment and training as part of the Good Friday Appeal, ensuring better services are available for families in the regions.
Which of these spectacular professional liars can be trusted?
Much of Tony Mokbel’s bid for freedom will depend on who the Supreme Court justice believes — a drug baron or a double-agent lawyer whose main survival skill was deception.
Tears, cheers and jeers: Farewell to a pivotal year
In 2023 we lost old favourites and found new heroes, were horrified by war and bemused by politicians — and AI began to rewrite much of what we thought we knew. Patrick Carlyon looks back at a tumultuous year.
Neil Mitchell unfiltered: The best and the boofheads of Melbourne
In his three decades on air, Neil Mitchell has met all the important players in Melbourne. These are his unvarnished thoughts on the best – and the bastards – of the bunch.
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