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21st January 2025

PM Edition

‘Buddy, it’s a feather’: Tempers flare over let calls

Tommy Paul and Alexander Zverev have both blown up on Rod Laver Arena over umpire calls at key moments, with Zverev livid over a feather. FOLLOW DAY 10 LIVE.

Eddie celebrates as son claims College Football title

Melbourne punter Joe McGuire — son of Eddie — and his Ohio State Buckeyes have won the US College Football national championship as his proud family watched on.

Baz, now Jamarra: The Bulldogs have been here before...

There’s another delicate problem at hand for one of the Western Bulldogs’ biggest stars. It’s unfortunately a familiar tale for the club, writes JAY CLARK.

Concertgoers walkout in anger as lead singer recites pro-Palestine chant

Jewish attendees have walked out of a Malvern community concert early after a performer uttered a divisive chant while on stage, but organisers say it was all a misunderstanding.

Family lawyer’s shocking dealings with alleged rape victim exposed

A leading family lawyer with a history of attempting to silence women from seeking justice against their violent husbands has been lashed for his latest misconduct.

Battin poaches Channel 10 reporter in media team shake-up

Opposition Leader Brad Battin has brought in a Melbourne TV reporter to help drive his media strategy and build relationships with political journalists.

The ultimate guide of what to do if your builder goes bust

Victorian construction companies have been toppling like dominoes, leaving distressed customers with half built homes and tens of thousands of dollars out of pocket. Here’s the def...

Tennis fans slam awkward Serena Williams blunder at Australian Open

Influencers invited to attend the AO are being called out for their lack of tennis knowledge after a social media star claimed the retired legend would take out the tournament.

Revolver stabbing accused may argue he acted in self-defence

A man charged over a frenzied knife attack at a popular Chapel St nightclub may claim he acted in self-defence, a court has heard.

Camberwell mansion with built-in organ has 1956 Olympics link

One of the oldest mansions in Camberwell has recently sold after it was initially listed for $4.5m, with historic ties to the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne.

Homicide detectives probe body at kids’ playground in Melb’s west

Homicide detectives have cordoned off a children’s playground in Mambourin near Wyndham Vale after the body of a man was discovered.

Deery: I sat in a focus group in Labor heartland. Allan should be worried

The responses from a focus group of voters who will decide the next Victorian election — heavily skewed in Labor’s favour — should ring alarm bells for Jacinta Allan. Not a single ...

Everything you need to know about Vic’s 24-hour petrol price ‘freeze’

Petrol stations are set to be mandated to lock their prices in every day in Victoria under a newly announced cost-of-living scheme. But will the price freeze really save you money ...

The 10 players who should be in every SuperCoach team

From the biggest bargain of 2025 to must-have rookies, here are the 10 players to build your SuperCoach team around this year.

Vegan activists dump dead piglets outside Jacinta Allan’s office

Dozens of dead piglets have been left outside the offices of Premier Jacinta Allan by an animal welfare advocacy group protesting what they say are “shocking” conditions at pig far...

Land Forces student protesters vow to fight their charges

Student protesters from the Land Forces expo have vowed to fight their charges after a mass hearing at Melbourne Magistrates Court.

190 jobs to go when online retailer shuts

Nearly 200 jobs will go when online retailer Catch.com is closed down, after intense competition from companies such as Temu and Shein in the e-commerce space.

PM to call national cabinet after hate attack

The Prime Minister has revealed his next move in the wake of another “shocking” anti-Semitic firebombing in Sydney.

Fortune ladder: The clubs best placed to jump inside the eight

The uneven AFL fixture rewards teams who finish in certain places and our analysis has revealed the best spot to finish outside the finals. See what history says about your club’s ...

Full list: Private schools in Victoria offering scholarships in 2026

Time is running out for those vying for scholarships at Victoria’s elite private schools for the 2026 academic year, with some schools already closing their application processes.