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‘Bullies’: Premier forced into hiding by pro-Palestine activists

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan was forced into hiding after an angry mob of pro-Palestine protesters stormed the Victorian Labor state conference at the Moonee Valley Racecourse.

Dad teaches son how to fight to survive troubled daycare centre

A dad says he’s been forced to teach his son to punch back to defend himself at a Eynesbury childcare centre, which is under investigation after a series of dangerous incidents.

New hope to find missing cult members

The uncle of missing cult members Chantelle McDougall and her daughter Leela who disappeared from a small rural town in 2007 is raising funds to launch a new investigation to find ...

Is The Block about to return to Daylesford?

Planning approval for five luxury homes in Daylesford The Block had set its sites on for its 2024 season have finally come through, opening up a path for the show’s return to the t...

How swimming champ Klim came to terms with disabling illness

Michael Klim spent two years grieving after being diagnosed with the debilitating neurological disorder CIDP in June 2020. Now he’s back swimming, despite the fact his “legs are ju...

St Kevin’s students investigated over ‘degrading’ dare wheel

An elite boys’ school has launched an investigation after a spinning wheel with a range of dares to be completed by the team’s “weakest link” was found in a football changeroom.

Parks Vic accused of ‘significantly’ underpaying staff

Government agency Parks Victoria has been accused of underpaying staff members, totalling thousands of dollars, over the past 20 years.

Student caught with knife at Shepparton high school

Police were called to Shepparton’s trouble-plagued “super school” after a student was found carrying a knife, forcing nearby classrooms to be evacuated.

‘Shaking for an hour’: World No.1 arrested

Golf’s world No.1 Scottie Scheffler has broken his silence after he was arrested and charged on day two of the PGA Championships.

Illegal cigarette and vape market to slice $12.5bn off budget

The booming illegal smokes and vapes market is cutting a swath through the federal government’s budget, with tax revenue from tobacco set to fall by $12.5 billion over five years.