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Brazen drug dealer with a ‘green light’

Those who mix drugs and driving can speed into a St Kilda street, hit the brakes and do business at the back gate of the most protected drug dealer in Victoria. Some crooks get rai...

Trump shooter’s secret drone mission and motive update

New details have emerged about more security failures that led to Donald Trump’s shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks opening fire on the former US president.

‘Attempted coup’: Biden seething as allies pounce

An ‘angry and betrayed’ Joe Biden has dug in his heels after Washington DC began ‘Julius Caesar-ing’ the president, amid reports of an imminent ‘major announcement’.

Early Tackle: Crows upset unforgivable from same old Dons

The Bombers continue to win the October trade period, look like world-beaters in June and may be doomed to once again not be a factor come September, writes SAM LANDSBERGER.

Fev’s whopping fee for I’m A Celebrity appearance

Brendan Fevola has revealed the eye-watering fee he was paid to participate in I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!, as well as the cheeky contraband he snuck into the jungle.

AFL Live: Gripping start to Hawks-Pies blockbuster

The atmosphere at the MCG is electric as the Hawks and Pies remain tough to split early in a crunch clash. It comes after a SuperCoach stud had a horror outing. FOLLOW LIVE

‘Thought I was going to die’: Quartermain relives his AFL days

One of AFL’s most recognised voices, Stephen Quartermain, has spilled stories from the vault of his colourful career, including the player who gave him dating tips and the day he t...

Blue Screen of Death workaround revealed

After a faulty update plunged computers and tech systems all over the world into chaos, a workaround to the dreaded “Blue Screen of Death” has been revealed.

What services are still out across Australia

Many people are still struggling after a global IT outage left airlines, banks and businesses scrambling.

Knock-on effects continue in Melbourne after global IT outage chaos

Services are slowly resuming after a major IT outage plunged Victorian businesses, services, supermarkets and banks into chaos on Friday, affecting hundreds of thousands of people ...