Cruz crashes out of AO, but wins plenty of fans
Cruz Hewitt turned back the clock for fans by dropping several “c’mons” during his first senior grand slam appearance, before falling short in his quest to qualify for the Australian Open.
Victoria
Albo calls for major election change
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for a huge change to “end” the guessing game of federal elections.
Luxury Melb building group chased over dodgy works before collapse
The directors of high-end construction company VCON have been chased by residents over allegedly shoddy work, as new details of its more than $13m collapse are laid bare.
Why Sinner can go back to back at Aus Open
Matteo Berrettini says countryman Jannik Sinner can win the Aus Open again, while revealing his own hopes to “go deep” in the slam and why fans should be excited about a new tennis format he’s part of.
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‘Should not have been on shelf’: Woolies meat tray turns stomachs
A customer has expressed her shock at seeing a stomach-churning tray of browning meat for sale at Woolworths Chirnside Park, with the embattled supermarket giant admitting it shouldn’t have been on the shelves.
Melbourne Ferrari fans hopeful ahead of F1 decider
Ferrari could win a World Championship for the first time in 16 years this weekend – and Lygon Street would love it.
Steve Price: Why do we let loud minority groups trample all over our national day?
Pricey reveals his likes and dislikes of the week.
Rowville ‘multicultural’ hub hosts event with neo-Nazi links
A suburban multicultural hub has defended its decision to host a controversial, right-wing traditionalist event previously attended by outspoken neo-Nazis.
Accused Burgertory arsonist freed to live with family he allegedly threatened
A judge has granted bail to an accused arsonist to live with the family of his young girlfriend, who he allegedly threatened to kill during a prison phone call.
‘Immense love’: Heartbroken family’s touching tribute
Bianca Jones’ family have shared an emotional statement as they prepare to say their final goodbye. Read their statement.
Geelong Ring Road closed after truck crash
All southbound lanes of the Geelong Ring Road are closed between Anakie Rd and Ballarat Rd following a serious crash.
‘Lines that shouldn’t be crossed’: The CEO facing down fossil fuel fanatics
Meg O’Neill is one of the most demonised executives in Australia. But the Woodside Energy chief is convinced that without gas, Australia’s net zero push is doomed to fail.
Terror plot mastermind days away from freedom
One of Australia’s most notorious convicted terrorists could be released into the community without conditions within less than a fortnight.
Lambo Guy denies wrongdoing, pledges to ‘round up’ $190k fine
Adrian Portelli has shrugged off allegations his business LMCT+ illegally operated in South Australia and said he will ‘round up’ his hefty fine if found guilty.
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