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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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Young men and women having fun at a colorful house party with confetti all around. Friends dancing and celebrating holding drinks at a house party.

How teens can stay safe at parties, schoolies

As young Aussies resume their social ‘rites of passage’ after Covid, these are the party safety tips every teen and their parents should read.

PLEASE DO NOT RUN BEFORE MONDAY OCT 24, 2022, Jamie Kah with her retired racehorse, Brax, and the Lexus Melbourne Cup at her Mornington Peninsula farm. Picture: Nicole Cleary.

Kah ‘feeling great’ as Cup Carnival kicks off

She just fell short of a Cox Plate victory, but Jamie Kah now has her sights set on the biggest prize of this year’s Melbourne Cup Carnival.

MELBOURNE, OCTOBER 6, 2022: White Island volcano survivor Stephanie Browitt, pictured for a story on DonateLife's 2022 Great Registration Race. Picture: Mark Stewart

How donated skin saved volcano survivor’s life

Skin had to be flown in from the US to help keep Stephanie Browitt alive. She’s now urging 13 million Aussies to help others like her with one simple act.

MELBOURNE, OCTOBER 5, 2022: Victoria's First Aid Champion Awards at South Wharf. Emilie Hook (grey top), 6, from Ballarat, pictured sister Ella (pink jacket), 5. Emilie and mother Amy used first aid to save Ella after finding her blue and unresponsive. Picture: Mark Stewart

Emilie a first aid champ for saving little sister

Emilie Hook, 6, dreams of being a paramedic after helping her mum save her little sister’s life after finding her “blue and not breathing”.

(L-R) Indy Tandy (6), Madeline Tandy (8) and Harper Evans (4) at the Melbourne Royal Show. Picture: Josie Hayden

Mega crowds help Show record best year yet

More than half a million people went to the Melbourne Royal Show, breaking a 15-year attendance record.

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MELBOURNE, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022: Herald Sun Aria finalist Amelia Wawrzon poses on the Royal Exhibition Building's Dome Promenade, which will reopen to the public in October for the first time in 100 years. Picture: Mark Stewart

Melbourne icon reopening for first time in a century

The Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade and its glorious views will soon open to the public in a “wonderful moment for Melbourne”.

Drag Queen Art Simone in her Weeping Woman dress next to the painting by Pablo Picasso, which forms part of NGV exhibition The Picasso Century. The exhibition closes on October 9. Picture: Jason Edwards

Drag queen thought Picasso outfit would get her ‘in trouble’

RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under star Art Simone has turned heads at the NGV in a striking Weeping Woman-inspired outfit.

Tokorangi, a five-year-old mare trained by Mike Moroney at Flemington, who underwent advanced injury preventing screening before returning to full health and her racing career. It's for a story running on Thurs Sep 22 about how Racing Victoria's Medicare for Horses program has already saved dozens of racehorses from potentially catastrophic injuries. Tokorangi with strapper Steve OÃ¢â¬â¢Leary. Picture: Tony Gough

‘Medicare for Horses’ prevents catastrophic injuries

Dozens of Victorian racehorses have been saved from potentially catastrophic injuries in the first year of a world-leading subsidy program.

Herald Sun Showbag launch. Milla Periera (9) and Ethan Periera (11). Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Melbourne Show kicks off with sell-out day

A record 50,000 tickets have been sold to the Melbourne Royal Show’s first day. Here’s everything you need to know about new and returning attractions.

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The large selection of Showbags that will be on offer at this year's Melbourne Royal Show. Siblings Harry 6 and Cate 9 work their way through all the showbags on offer to find their favourite bag. Picture: David Caird

Check out every showbag at Melbourne Royal Show

Take a peek inside all 339 showbags on offer at this year’s Melbourne Royal Show to pick the best lollies, toys and goodies.

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