Daniel O’Shea’s ‘remorseless’ killer to learn his fate
Jason Milhuisen may spend two decades behind bars as he awaits his fate over the “planned execution” of underworld figure Daniel O’Shea in Fawkner Park in 2019.
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‘We all have the power to choose to fight’: How Neale Daniher keeps pushing forward
Australian of the Year Neale Daniher says there was “little hope” when he was diagnosed with MND in 2013 but a dramatic shift in research keeps inspiring him — and his proud family — to keep fighting “the Beast”.
Reno queen Suzie Wilks lists her 4ha Peninsula acreage
Television renovation star Suzie Wilks will be hoping to score nearly $6m for her Main Ridge property that’s just hit the market. SEE INSIDE
‘Last opportunity’: Retail giant that could shake up Melbourne’s west
A large retail site in Melbourne’s booming growth corridor has hit the market, with speculation swirling over which big-name brand could snap it up.
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Melbourne lawyer praises ‘inspiring’ Djokovic after deportation saga
A barrister who represented Novak Djokovic during his 2022 visa battle has opened up on his star client’s “aura” and why he thinks legal process “wasn’t followed as it should have been”.
Teen charged after allegedly leading police on wild chase in stolen Merc
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested after allegedly hitting speeds of up to 240km/h during a wild joy ride on the Monash Freeway in a Mercedes allegedly stolen from a Brighton home.
Polling booth campaigners now to register after aggressive behaviour
Pre-polling booth political campaigners will be asked to register, after a history of intimidation, aggression and pushy behaviour.
Fire crews rush to douse burning ATM at Southgate
Four fire crews have rushed to a blaze at a shopping complex in Melbourne’s CBD after an ATM was set on fire in a seemingly failed attempt at a quick cash grab.
The four things you can do now to delay dementia
People who took part in a world-first program that involved making changes in these four key areas experienced major benefits expected to delay dementia’s onset.
What’s driving Vic couples back to inner city living
Discover how Victorian buyers are trading suburban commutes for city living, uncovering real estate bargains with character, charm, and convenience.
‘Last day of this bulls**t’: Bec hunts for military school for twins
WAG Bec Judd has shamed her twin sons for their “bullshit” messy bedroom in her $7.3m Brighton mansion, and admitted she has considered sending them to boarding and even military school.
What you need to know before you hire a tutor for your child
As more than four million Australian students get set to return to the classroom, tutors are already getting booked up fast with pupils keen to get a head start on their learning.
Firefighters battling an active blaze on the Wimmera River near the township of Dimboola on Tuesday.
Firefighters battling an active blaze on the Wimmera River near the township of Dimboola on Tuesday.
MAGA hat man mulls human rights complaint against bar
The man at the centre of a MAGA cap stoush is considering making a complaint to the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission, after the state’s political leaders backed his right to wear the cap.
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