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$1.7m for TDK? The real problem Saints should spend riches on

St Kilda has an offer which could amount to $12m on the table for Tom De Koning. Yet at the Blues ruckman and his midfield comrades showed, the Saints have bigger issues to solve w...

Mum of first teen to be fitted with ankle bracelet ‘rapt’ with plan

The mother of a teen criminal allegedly behind dozens of home invasions, aggravated burglaries and car thefts has welcomed a landmark move to slap her son with an ankle monitoring ...

See what your suburb or town will be worth in 2030: PropTrack

Plenty of Melbourne suburbs are projected to see median house prices soar by six-figure sums in the next five years. And more than 50 areas are set to join the city’s $1m+ club by ...

Trump’s death blow to Aussies in Hollywood

Donald Trump’s bombshell tariff attack on foreign films has Aussie stars fearing it could spell the end of our local industry.

How a country art gallery snagged an exclusive international artist’s exhibition

A regional gallery in Central Victoria has become one of the most visited in the country, welcoming a never before seen in Australia international exhibition showcasing one of the ...

Bold plan to lure golf star Rory McIlroy to Melbourne

The Victorian government has launched an audacious bid to bring golfing superstar Rory McIlroy to a revamped Australian Open at Royal Melbourne in a move expected to generate milli...

‘Mutilated herself’: Aussie teen to speak out against sick sadistic cult ringleader

An Aussie teen blackmailed by a sadistic online cult ringleader will speak against him at his sentencing, after police found images of her on his phone. WARNING: Graphic

Frightening India conflict cancels $16b juggernaut

Hours after shaken players and officials were transported out of Dharamsala, the unthinkable has happened to the IPL – with a $16b sledgehammer potentially coming down on the compe...

‘Stop cop city’: Anti-police protesters descend on CBD

Dozens of protesters have begun chanting “stop cop city” and “no justice, no peace, no racist police” with one activist dragged away by officers as tensions flared at a rally in th...

Melbourne man drowns on holiday in Thailand

A twenty-two-year old Melbourne man has drowned in a boating tragedy at a popular holiday hotspot of the coast of Phuket in Thailand.

Underground roads, greener city: How Melbourne could look in 2050

Underground roads, bridges with greenery and benches for chatting to strangers have been floated at a summit aimed to “shape the future” of Melbourne.

Lib MP’s drink-driving twin spinning his way out of business?

Fate seems to have has finally caught up with drink-driving offender Brendan Rowswell, the businessman and twin of state shadow environment minister Brad Rowswell, after exceeding ...

Liberals survive Labor’s assault to cling on to Flinders seat

Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie has managed to hang on to her seat in Flinders in a much-needed win for the browbeaten party.

Luxe Toorak retail hub hits market for eye-watering $200m

An ultra-luxurious Toorak retail and office hub has hit the market with an eye-watering $200m price tag.

Supercars champ Paul Dumbrell’s big Vic change of pace

The former Total Tools boss’s big plans for a coastal housing move have changed gears in a multimillion-dollar switch up that’s ended a property plan worth more than $10m. Find out...

LEGO and leftovers: Every unmissable moment from day 9 of Erin Patterson’s murder trial

The jury deciding Erin Patterson’s fate has today heard from her two children, who each shared their recount of what happened before and after the lethal lunch. Find the key moment...

Libs leadership contenders carry baggage of horror election result

The only thing certain is whoever replaces Peter Dutton is not going to have the same compliant backbench or shadow cabinet for the next three, writes Clare Armstrong.

How Yarra’s new mayor is reshaping Melbourne’s wokest council

Stephen Jolly has taken control at Yarra Council and is shaking things up with policies once considered radical in the woke stronghold — emptying bins and putting up Christmas deco...

‘Fraud’, ballot theft marred Whittlesea Council election

Investigators uncovered a mysterious and ‘systematic’ campaign of election fraud that benefited a failed Whittlesea council candidate.

Arson-hit Thornbury Italian club collapses into administration

A beloved Italian club in the city’s northeast, which made headlines after it was firebombed days before hosting a boxing match featuring the late underworld figure ‘The Punisher’,...

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