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Samantha LandyCommercial partnerships editor

As the commercial partnerships editor for Victoria, Sam works with News Corp Australia’s commercial partners to achieve earned editorial coverage in the metro mastheads, with a focus on the Herald Sun. She was previously the Herald Sun’s real estate editor, having joined News Corp Australia’s Victorian real estate team in 2015. She started at News Corp in 2011 as an editorial assistant, going on to complete a year-long trainee journalism course across five publications, including the Geelong Advertiser and Weekly Times, and then becoming a general news reporter at the Herald Sun.

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Fiona and Ed Nolle of Dollar Bill Brewing with their award winning beer Candy Paint Barrel Aged Cherry Sour Ale, which was one of the winning beers at the Australian International Beer Awards . Picture: Ian Currie

Ballarat brewery turns out nation’s best beer

A Ballarat brewery’s sour ale has pipped hundreds of competitors nationwide to be crowned Australia’s best beer. See the full list of winners.

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Installation view of Shaun Gladwell’s Passing Electrical Storms 2023 on display as part of the Melbourne Now exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Melbourne from 24 March–20 August 2023. Picture: Sean Fennessy

What it’s like to experience a ‘death simulator’

A Melbourne art installation that simulates cardiac arrest and brain death has gained international attention. Here’s what it’s like to experience.

17/05/2023 Hugo (7) and Tilly (10) Gormley at the Fantastic Creatures exhibition at the Melbourne Museum. Aaron Francis / Herald Sun

Fantastic Beasts you’ll see at magic exhibit

A “dragon king” and “unicorns of the sea” star in a new Melbourne exhibition set to enchant Harry Potter fans and animal lovers alike.

04-05-2023 Anne Baker, 68, and her six-year-old granddaughter, Madison Pearl, at their Mt Duneed home. Both have had tissue transplants and their family is now urging Australians to register as eye and tissue donors. Picture: Brad Fleet

‘Saved her life’: plea for eye, tissue donors

Many Australians say they’re too “squeamish” to become eye and tissue donors after death, even though these transplants can save lives – like that of Madison Pearl, 6.

Partnership with St John Ambulance Victoria. Announcing St Albans as the latest suburb to receive these free defibrillators, the case study will be a husband and wife James Hua and Elisa Vo who work as an ambulance driver and she is a nurse. Picture: Tony Gough

Push to make cardiac arrest danger zones safer

A program aimed at increasing cardiac arrest survival rates from 5 per cent to 70 per cent is underway in Victoria’s most at-risk suburbs.

Melbourne single mother of three Latisha is supported by SecondBite. Picture: supplied

Why more Aussies are needing a SecondBite

SecondBite has more than doubled its delivery of rescued food across Australia over the past five years after a perfect storm of cost-of-living pressures.

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MELBOURNE, FEBRUARY 202, 2023: Jarryd Bradford, deputy principal and a learning and teacher coach at St Gabriel's Primary School. Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools has nominated Jarryd for News Corp's Australia's Best Teachers campaign, which kicks off on February 26. Picture: Mark Stewart

‘Visible shift’: Teacher’s tactic to engage students

Some parents were initially resistant to Jarryd Bradford’s “different” approach to teaching. But his ability to engage students has won them over.

Look 15,The Widowsof Cullodencollection,autumn–winter 2006–07Photo © Robert Fairer© AlexanderMcQueenModel: Ana Mihajlovic

‘Powerful’: behind the scenes at bizarre McQueen shows

From models being draped in rubbish and dancing until they dropped, peek backstage at Alexander McQueen’s dramatic fashion shows.

Monforte Viennoiserie's torrija - aka Spanish-style French toast

How to make tasty Spanish-style French toast

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival chef Giorgia McAllister Forte has revealed the secret to perfecting her hugely popular torrijas. See the video.

World's Longest Lunch - Treasury Gardens. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

1800 diners launch food fest at World’s Longest Lunch

Victoria’s most ambitious food event – featuring a mammoth 1800 guests, 5600 dishes, 70-odd chefs and 400kg of duck – has kicked off the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.

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