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10th September 2024

AM Edition

Albo announces landmark social media changes to protect our kids

Australia will impose a minimum age for social media use to protect children from its mental and physical health harms, after a News Corp campaign.

Our campaign that uncovered the ugly online reality

News Corp’s Let Them Be Kids campaign played a pivotal role in convincing politicians to act on the damage caused by tech platforms to young people.

Fears ‘dud’ Airbnb tax will hurt regional Victoria’s visitor economy

Coastal and regional areas are set to be the hardest hit by the new levy as research shows the vast majority of Airbnb owners have no plans to let go of their investments and will ...

‘Incredibly tough’: Kate shares heartfelt cancer update

Princess Catherine announced her chemotherapy treatment for cancer has ended, revealing that the mystery illness changed her family’s lives ‘in an instant’. Watch the emotional vid...

‘Bigger and better than ever’: New AFL Grand Final Parade route revealed

Footy fans are in for an “unmatched” Grand Final Parade experience this year after the AFL unveiled a brand-new “family friendly” route through the heart of the city’s sporting pre...

Why Breust thought 300 was ‘impossible’

After a 0-5 start for the Hawks and groin issues, Luke Breust gave himself no chance of playing game 300 in 2024, but with it set to happen on Friday night the star shares his uniq...

How Carlton is plotting to snare Houston in trade coup

Carlton is desperate to improve its ball movement and run off halfback after crashing out of finals. JON RALPH unpacks how they could make a miracle play for Power defender Dan Hou...

See inside all 350 showbags at Melbourne Royal Show

Struggling to decide which showbags to buy? Use our interactive guide to peek inside every bag and save your favourites.

How Trump plans to attack Harris in debate

Donald Trump may have been caught off guard when his political opponent switched suddenly, but he has a strategy for beating Kamala Harris in their debate.

On the nose: David Speirs claims white powder video is ‘deepfake’

Former opposition leader David Speirs says he’s embroiled in a digital hoax over video of him appearing to snort white powder – but a world expert disagrees. WATCH THE VIDEO

Carlton fights off finals blues with upbeat Mad Monday

From Woody to Wolverine – and everything in between – here’s how the Blues dressed up to celebrate Mad Monday.

Barry Humphries ‘incredibly hurt’ by Comedy Festival backlash

David Walliams has reflected on his friendship with the late Barry Humphries — revealing the star felt unwelcome in Melbourne after the being “cancelled” over a “throwaway remark”.

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