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Jamarra opens up: The noises that drove me to rock bottom

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan says he’s finally in a good place – but it’s been a long way back. In a harrowing interview, the young star reveals he was driven to the brink of despair and con...

Credlin: Two state Liberal parties now slow-motion train wrecks

It’s not easy being a Liberal – in addition to the catastrophic federal loss, there’s yet more suicidally self-destructive behaviour at state level, writes Peta Credlin.

How Battin plans to fight back from horror six months

Opposition Leader Brad Battin has opened up on the tumultuous first six months of his leadership and his determination to unite the Liberal Party ahead of next year’s crucial state...

‘Very dangerous for everyone’ if US enters war, warns Iran

A top Iranian official has said it would be “very unfortunate” if the US becomes involved in the war with Israel as the IDF launched another attack on Iranian nuclear sites. Follow...

Early Tackle: Time for Blues hierarchy to get real on Voss

On this date last year, Carlton sat second on the ladder. After what happened on Saturday, the Blues can no longer dismiss the hysteria as supporter angst – it’s real, writes SCOTT...

Win for business owners as Allan reveals plan to slash payroll tax

Premier Jacinta Allan will on Sunday declare the state is “open for business” — set to reveal the tax-free threshold on payroll tax will be lifted to $1 million.

Vic workers were forced to get the Covid jab. Some never recovered

Victoria has paid out millions in WorkCover claims to teachers, nurses and firefighters who were forced to take the Covid jab and suffered severe side effects.

Saints go hard after Pies star – and they miss

If you go after Nick Daicos, you best not miss. And that’s exactly what happened at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night as Collingwood went six points clear atop the AFL ladder.

Tributes for photographer killed after alleged Footscray assault

A respected Melbourne photographer who died in hospital after he was allegedly attacked by a freed immigration detainee at Footscray has been remembered as a “lovely” and “extremel...

Credlin: Thank God for Israel as Iran must be stopped

Iran must be stopped, and that’s why Israel is doing the world’s work and why Trump should not chicken out of doing what only the United States can, writes Peta Credlin.

Why Victorians households are refusing to switch off gas

Secret research reveals the Allan government is facing an uphill battle to convince households to switch off gas, as it prepares to force homes to replace gas heaters and hot water...

Aviation regulator orders Air India to remove officials

New Delhi’s civil aviation regulator has ordered Air India to remove three officials from their roles over “systemic failures”, as the carrier comes under scrutiny after the deadly...

The three words driving Jamarra’s unlikely football resurrection

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan in back in the corridors at Whitten Oval – but plenty of work has to be done to rebuild trust. Scott Gullan reveals what happened in Jamarra’s first week back.

What could happen if Trump bombs Iran

The world is on edge. The Iran and Israel conflict threatens to turn into an all-out war. Any strike raises serious questions about what happens next.

Fev’s incredible effort to make dreams come true at the MCG

Former AFL star Brendan Fevola made a triumphant return to his beloved Carlton on Saturday, running out onto the MCG and through the club banner in a life changing moment for a ban...

Pastor accused of duping churchgoer out of $620k for new house

A member of a failed new age Christian church has launched legal action against its pastor after he allegedly duped her into handing over her life savings to buy an investment prop...

Aussies get a step closer to home as air force jets arrive in UAE

Two Royal Australian Air Force C-17 Globemasters have arrived in the United Arab Emirates ahead of the start of repatriation flights for Australians out of the Middle East.

‘Insane privilege’: Why former Melbourne school kids are risking their lives in Israel

They’ve traded the comfort of Melbourne’s suburbs for bomb shelters in Israel but these young Victorians say there is nowhere in the world they would rather be.

200 evacuated after chemical incident

Nine people were hospitalised and hundreds evacuated following a chemical incident at an Aussie public pool.

Barefoot Investor: Help! I’m at war with Mum’s toy boy

A reader’s elderly mum has married a much younger guy, who sits on the couch enjoying a free house and a ready supply of easy cash. The Barefoot Investor says there’s one thing she...

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