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24th November 2024

AM Edition

10-year-olds among hundreds of kids brandishing weapons

The family of a doctor allegedly slain by two knife-wielding teens is begging for change as police nab hundreds of kids brandishing weapons in Victoria.

Alarming details about vodka blamed for Melb teen deaths

New details have emerged about the vodka that has been blamed for the death of six backpackers, including Melbourne teenagers Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones.

$750k a year: The top bureaucrats earning more than the PM

While many Victorians continue to struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, the state’s top bureaucrats are pocketing up to $750,000 a year in eye-watering salaries. See the top ear...

‘Going through the motions’: Aussies slammed for horror day

Australia have slumped to a 218-run deficit after day two of the first Test against India, and their efforts have been put under the microscope.

ICU angels: Royal Melbourne Hospital nurses who care for the most critically ill

It is one of the country’s busiest ICUs providing care to more than 3000 critically ill patients a year but Royal Melbourne Hospital nurses say they are “the lucky ones”. See what ...

‘Never gets better’: Drivers’ fury over ‘Band-Aid fix’ for Vic’s broken road network

Victorian commuters have claimed the Allan government has put “people’s lives at risk” with mammoth cuts to resurfacing works, leaving towns plagued with potholes.

Final hours of Aussie teens poisoned: What went wrong

Another backpacker poisoned at the same bar as the two Aussies has come forward and revealed a disturbing account of what she experienced moments before tragedy hit.

MP to quit parliament after affair with staffer, sparking by-election

Ex-Greens MP Sam Hibbins will resign from parliament after being forced to quit the party following an affair with a staffer — and the move has sparked a by-election in the seat of...

13 more protesters wanted over ‘deplorable’ Land Forces chaos

Police have released new images of more than a dozen protesters who allegedly unleashed “deplorable” violence during September’s disgraceful anti-war protests.

One in six: Shock statistics reveal extent of school bullying

A report has revealed Australia has some of the worst bullying statistics in the world, as bereaved parents plead with authorities to listen to their ideas to fix the crisis.

How a parent’s worst nightmare became a beacon of hope for struggling kids

When a group of young people took their own lives in a suicide cluster in the Macedon Ranges, local parents vowed to give kids the language to cope with the once-taboo subject of m...

Archbishop warns Allan govt against proposed anti-vilification laws

Victoria’s top Christian leader has warned the Allan government that newly proposed hate speech laws threaten religious speech and risk sparking more division.

Blues star swaps codes to play kabaddi for Australia

Carlton great Marc Murphy has revealed he’s excited to bring his footy skills to a new sport after signing on to represent Australia in the Pro Kabaddi League exhibition event in M...

Stars, sackings and the ABC: Brigitte Duclos’ wild radio ride

Brigitte Duclos says she’s following her “heart and soul” with a full-time return to radio after a nine-year break as host of ABC Melbourne’s afternoon show, saying she will feel l...

PM to rob piggy bank for his pork barrelling

The Albanese government’s decision to use our Future Fund for investments in its own political priorities is effectively stealing from taxpayers, writes Peta Credlin.

‘Shafted a year ago’: Jase and Lauren mark year since KIIS axing

Nova’s Jase Hawkins and Lauren Phillips have thanked listeners for ‘sticking with us’ on the one-year anniversary of their ugly axing from KIIS FM as Kyle Sandilands calls his Melb...

Melbourne climate warrior wins global Miss Earth beauty pageant

Melbourne climate advocate Jessica Lane has won the global Miss Earth pageant — the first Aussie to win an international beauty crown since Jennifer Hawkins twenty years ago.

Melbourne man wins Jacob Elordi lookalike contest

A group of Jacob Elordi “doppelgangers” descended on the steps of the State Library on Saturday to compete in a lighthearted lookalike contest in quest of the $50 grand prize.

Crowds flee bar as fire disrupts Cranbourne Cup

Hundreds of people have been evacuated from a sports bar after a fire, which was likely sparked by a cigarette, forced the races to a halt at the Cranbourne Cup.

Indonesia reveals the reason Bali Nine will return to Australia

Indonesia’s Law Minister has explained why they are really allowing the Bali Nine to serve out the remainder of their sentences at home in Australia.

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