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Inside story: Finals blow-up, Bevo and the truth about Jamarra

How did Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and the Bulldogs get here? As SCOTT GULLAN reveals for the first time, it all went ‘pear shaped’ two hours before last year’s semi-final.

New Werribee MP lists top 5 priorities. Crime isn’t one of them

Schools, local congestion and cost of living relief — not crime — are the key priorities for freshly minted Werribee MP John Lister who has taken aim at outsiders giving his suburb...

Zelensky ‘regrets’ Trump stoush, wants to negotiate

Volodymyr Zelensky said he is “ready to come to the negotiation table as soon as possible” with Donald Trump to secure peace after Mr Trump halted military aid for Ukraine.

Border dodgers’ criminal rampage: Cost to Aussies is $100m

The release of hundreds of former immigration detainees convicted of criminal offences such as murder and rape has cost taxpayers more than $100 million over the past 18 months.

Fed-up Brighton residents take crime fight into own hands

Melbourne Bayside residents are preparing to dip into their own wallets to fund private security to patrol the streets at night, in a radical move born out of fear and frustration ...

‘Sickening’: Mum’s plea to ‘head in sand’ Allan after horror home invasion

A Black Rock mum is pleading with Premier Jacinta Allan to “make some tough decisions” on crime and bail after “big, burly” machete-wielding thugs broke into her house as her child...

Brace for impact: 26,000 homes to flood as TC Alfred sets high tide collision course

New flood mapping shows thousands of Brisbane homes are set to flood with residents urged to consider evacuating as Cyclone Alfred intensifies and tracks towards South East Queensl...

Kennett: Attacking Dutton’s wealth shows Labor is out of ideas

If we only had prime ministers and premiers in Victoria who had an ounce of commercial experience and success like Peter Dutton, we might not be in the terrible position we now fin...

Triggermen and ‘wannabe gangsters’: How underworld crime has changed since gangland wars

The bloodshed and murders linked to Middle-Eastern organised crime gangs have dwarfed Melbourne’s infamous gangland wars of the turn-of-the-century, as a grim statistic emerges.

Trump’s urgent message to US Congress

Donald Trump will urge legislators to up funding for mass deportations in his speech before Congress as the parents of women murdered by illegal migrants look on.

Cricket club could lose ‘spiritual’ home to make way for AFLW

A cricket club with more than a century and a half of history at its home ground fears it is being “strong armed” by the AFL to relocate to make way for women’s footy games.

‘Dud’: Claims big three health insurers ripping off customers

Despite Medibank, Bupa and nib earning a combined profit of $1.7 billion last year, their customers face higher than average health insurance premium hikes.

Who wrote the novel The Great Gatsby?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

Cyclone Alfred looms ahead of Albo’s election call

As Tropical Cyclone Alfred bears down on Queensland, Anthony Albanese has another challenge ahead of calling the federal election.

Kohli stars as India knocks Australia out of Champions Trophy

Virat Kohli was the star as India pulled off a tense chase to beat Australia by four wickets in the first semi-final of the Champions Trophy.

QLD games off as Cyclone Alfred officially hits AFL’s Opening Round

The AFL has made a call on whether Queensland’s two Opening Round matches will go ahead after clubs publicly raised fears about flying into the “eye of a cyclone”.

Student rowers are pushed to train at elite levels. They don’t receive the same standard of coaching

Concerned parents are calling for urgent medical screenings of students in elite school rowing programs after the death of Ed Millear, as training footage shows some passing out in...

Payne family mourning death of sister Bernadette

Tragedy has again struck one of Victorian racing’s famous families after the death of former jockey Bernadette Payne.

Victorian MP investigated for failing to declare overseas secretary role

Liberal Richard Welch says he was mistakenly listed as a United Kingdom company secretary. The error could see him reprimanded for misleading the parliament.

Pellegrini’s has survived a lot, but Melbourne’s street violence is wearing it down

David Malaspina’s family has run Pellegrini’s on Bourke St since the 70s. They’ve seen a lot, but anti-social behaviour in the Melbourne CBD is pushing them to the limit.

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