Accused sex offenders allowed to work with Victorian children

Email Accused sex offenders awaiting prosecution are slipping through the cracks of the state’s child protection laws in what has been slammed as a catastrophic systemic failure.

View in browser 6th July 2025

AM Edition Accused sex offenders allowed to work with Victorian children Accused sex offenders awaiting prosecution are slipping through the cracks of the state’s child protection laws in what has been slammed as a catastrophic systemic failure. READ MORE   What it will cost you to drive the West Gate Tunnel New toll rates published show how much it will cost to travel through the new West Gate Tunnel, with motorists set to pay more than $16 per day. Find out what you will be charged. READ MORE   The repair ‘rort’ ripping millions of dollars out of Victoria’s roads Industry insiders have come forward to expose “corrupt” asphalting companies who are allegedly using fraudulent quotes and shortcuts to inflate profit margins on taxpayer-funded jo... READ MORE   Six year old wanders 10 streets from after school care A six-year-old girl who walked 1.8km from her after school care centre and a young boy left bleeding from scratches are being investigated by Victoria’s education department. READ MORE   Melbourne’s night of shame as city destroyed by violence, arson and hate A dark cloud of violence, hate and chaos was cast over the city on Friday evening as protesters chanted for people to die. These are the events that led to Melbourne’s night of sha... READ MORE   The special cause behind ‘freak’ country footy gun’s 100-goal season After just 16 seconds Jason Wells was lining up to become local footy’s first 100-goal kicker of the season, and he’s raised $50,000 for a good cause in the process. Watch the mile... READ MORE   10,000+ Aussie kids hit by NDIS prize freeze: See who’s affected A single mum of two boys with autism faces an uphill battle following the NDIS’ latest move, with many other anguished parents also having similar fears. See what services are affe... READ MORE   Aussie 5yo kids now see porn on a phone in 60 seconds Aussie kids as young as five are seeing porn, and even acting out on it. One Aussie mum explained how fast they can access it. Experts say the ripple effect is damaging. See their ... READ MORE   Unmasked: Police release picture of man wanted over synagogue fire Police have released a picture of a man wanted for questioning over a fire at an East Melbourne synagogue, which came on a night of multiple acts of anti-Semitism across the city. READ MORE   Early Tackle: Josh who? ‘The Flying Viking’ has arrived When your nickname is ‘The Flying Viking’ and you’re a cross between Trevor Barker and Nick Riewoldt, there’s a lot to live up to. But the Alix Tauru hype is real, writes Scott Gul... READ MORE   ‘It’s a hate crime’: Frydenberg slams violent anti-Semitism Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has condemned the anti-Semitic attacks in Melbourne on Friday night, demanding the violence be “called out for what it really is”. READ MORE   Local Footscray businesses rally for funding to combat crime surge Footscray business owners are calling for council funding to continue successful private security patrols, hoping to tackle the rampant crime wave. READ MORE   Herald Sun condemns attack on Jewish people, our state and all we stand for The latest anti-Semitic attacks carried out in Melbourne on Friday night are disgusting, vile and evil aimed at terrifying the community and targeting people simply because of thei... READ MORE   ‘Cars are a terrible investment’: Barefoot Investor’s take on EVs Cars have always been a terrible investment and EVs just let you feel morally superior while you do it, says Barefoot Investor Scott Pape READ MORE   Starved, neglected, euthanised: Shock claims at Vic animal refuge An injured kitten left for dead, cats being euthanised for being “timid” and concerns of overcrowding are among a litany of explosive allegations made against one of Victoria’s lar... READ MORE   ‘They refuse to do it’: Scott blasts umpires after Caddy clash Essendon coach Brad Scott has delivered a scathing review of the umpires after a collision involving Nate Caddy during their 41-point loss to Gold Coast. READ MORE   #FixVicRoads: Reports of road defects skyrocket across Victoria Reports of dangerous potholes have surged in the last month, raising more concerns about the safety of drivers on Victorian roads. See the worst areas. READ MORE   Last photos of Julian McMahon emerge as cause of death revealed Tributes are pouring in after Australian actor Julian McMahon died from a personal health battle, and some of the last photos of him that were publicly shared also emerged. READ MORE   Tigers dealt cruel blow as Jezza makes history Sam Lalor’s return from a six-week injury lay-off ended in disaster quickly – and it didn’t get much better for the young Tigers on a nightmare trip down the highway. READ MORE   Gone in 6 seconds: Is this Melbourne’s dodgiest dog walker? A young woman in Prahran has had a rude awakening after her breakfast delivery was poached by a dodgy dog walker. Watch the video. READ MORE   Today's Paper   Read the edition ➔ Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by the Herald Sun, PO Box 14999, Melbourne VIC 8001, Australia.