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St Pats students suspended for hitting pub on UK school trip

Students from St Patrick’s College have been busted — after accidentally outing themselves on social media — for getting on the beers during a school trip to Europe and the UK.

‘Fourth body’ found in well where Aussies surfers went missing

Mexican authorities have made a series of horrific finds in and around the campsite of missing Aussies Jake and Callum Robinson including the discovery ‘of a fourth body’.

Early Tackle: Unsung hero of Daicos matchwinner

Nick Daicos took the plaudits for breaking Carlton hearts, but the Magpie taken in the same draft was also hugely influential. SAM LANDSBERGER singles out Harvey Harrison in this w...

Could parts shortage fast track death of the Holden Commodore?

Holden Commodores are increasingly being written off by insurance companies and the cars made into scrap metal after minor prangs because of a desperate shortage of spare parts.

Block shock as a fan favourite disappears from show

In a shock shake up to The Block, one of the show’s fan favourites is stepping away from the spotlight for family reasons.

Why a ‘rookie’ lawyer defended one of America’s most notorious serial killers

Thirty years ago this month, savage serial killer John Wayne Gacy was executed. Now, the lawyer who represented him through his final appeals has told why — and how it felt to look...

Could Bonza be next to join the Aus budget airline graveyard?

Many budget airlines have gone bust in Australia and Bonza could be the latest to join the airline graveyard. But why does history keep repeating itself?

Geelong link as bodies found in Mexico where Aussies vanished

One of the Australian surfers missing in Mexico and feared dead was due to take up a position at a Geelong hospital, his heartbroken parents have revealed.

Airport Link won’t get more cash in state budget

The doomed $10 billion Airport Rail Link will get no new funding in next week’s state budget, as the Allan Government tries to rein in transport spending.

Teens risk death in dangerous high-rise stunts

Teenagers performing death defying stunts on the edges of Melbourne’s high-rise CBD buildings are risking their lives because “they think they look cool”.