Is Tom Morris’ mane looking lusher than usual? Yeah, yeah!
The footy reporter’s follicles have become a talking point for his friends, with suggestions he has recently plugged more than just a Melbourne menswear brand.
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Sporting world’s ‘family man’ busted in Qantas Club tryst
This married man has a reputation as one of the sporting world’s “family men”, but that wasn’t his wife he was busted passionately embracing in Sydney’s Qantas Club.
Victoria’s Honoured Society battling supply chain woes
Woolworths isn’t the only one battling hits to its supply chain — Victoria’s mafia is scrambling after a trusted partner to their meth operations was put out of business.
All pearly whites: Tom Morris grins through awkward acting debut
Channel Nine’s chief footy reporter Tom Morris may be used to posing in front of the camera with his trademark smile, but it seems his new-found acting skills could use a bit more work.
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Ron Walker’s mighty Toorak antique gun collection for sale
Gun-collecting aficionados now have a chance to buy the late, great Ron Walker’s mighty, antique pistol collection being sold online by an up-market auction house.
Dan Andrews bailed up at Melbourne’s party of the year
It seems Daniel Andrews can’t go anywhere these days. It’s not just golf courses which are out of bounds, now he’s been told off by a guest at the NGV Gala.
‘Sad for him’: Rob Mills unleashes on Craig McLachlan
Stage star Rob Mills has taken aim at Craig McLachlan’s ongoing shows of defiance, saying the disgruntled actor needs to “put his hand up” and admit he was wrong.
Neil Mitchell on other side of mic after losing Shorten bet
Bill Shorten will be breathing a sigh of relief after besting Neil Mitchell in a bet. If the former Labor leader had lost he would’ve faced every politicians worst nightmare — speaking the truth.
Smith sticks the boot into Frydenberg’s comeback chances
Tim Smith and former treasurer Josh Frydenberg were once mates but a snide social media post by the car crash MP reveals the friendship may have soured.
‘Mates rates’ fee war erupts between Ballarat private schools
Alarmed at declining enrolments, St Patrick’s College in Ballarat has been offering slashed fees to parents to lure them away from a rival school just up the road— provoking outrage.
Allies test the water for Frydenberg in Kooyong
It’s hardly a surprise that political phone polling is taking place in Kooyong, but the fact some questions canvass views on Josh Frydenberg is raising eyebrows.
Vic gov almost takes the PISS with new drunk unit name
The Victorian government has gone close to having a full Utopia moment with an early suggestion to name the new drunk outreach team the Public Intoxication Support Service.
Mal Walden hits out at Nine execs over Hitchener ‘disrespect’
Veteran newsreader Mal Walden has taken aim at the bosses at Nine Entertainment’s newsroom for how Peter Hitchener’s retirement as weeknight anchor was announced.
Could banished banana sculpture save Melbourne’s saddest park?
It hasn’t been seen for more than a year but there are calls to break a giant banana sculpture out of cold storage in order to rescue a Collingwood Park upgrade branded the city’s saddest.
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