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Early Tackle: Was there really time for water slides and Seminyak?

Collingwood is set to slip out of the top eight just days after Isaac Quaynor and Nick Daicos slid down the water slides at Wet ‘n’ Wild. After Friday night’s performance, it’s abs...

Mixed news for injury-cursed Pies as brutal run looms

Collingwood’s Brody Mihocek fears were confirmed on Saturday – but there is some good news in the wake of Friday night’s loss to Essendon. Here’s the latest.

How Melbourne’s long night of fear and loathing came to an end

It was a big day for crime news when serial self-mutilator Garry David died, sadistic sex offender Ian Melrose Pattison succumbed to cancer and the man dubbed “the Ascot Vale rapis...

Biden refuses cognitive test in defiant interview

In his first TV interview since his debate debacle, Joe Biden has rejected concerns about his age and health, saying only “the Lord Almighty” could convince him to quit the electio...

Woman’s body found in rubbish at northern suburbs waste facility

Investigators have swarmed a Coolaroo home after a body of a woman was found in rubbish at a nearby waste management facility.

Why the govt tried to cover up the horror death of a sausage dog

A dodgy vet that botched a simple operation and put a beloved daschund into cardiac arrest was protected for years in a government secrecy campaign costing tens of thousands of dol...

Former Neighbours star feared she’d never sing again

“Obnoxiously loud” ex-Neighbours star Bonnie Andersonhas revealed she was forced to undergo terrifying surgery after discovering “thick, juicy” growths in her throat.

Tongues wag over Melbourne boy’s love link to King’s niece

King Charles’ niece, Lady Louise Windsor, has set the rumour mill in motion with speculation she may be dating a former Melbourne Grammar student.

What’s your home worth? 306 suburbs where values rose

Melbourne has nearly 200 millionaire suburbs after house prices rose in more than 300 areas in the past financial year. Search to see how your region is doing.

Pro-Palestine student activists learn fate over protests

Students involved in pro-Palestine encampments at two Melbourne universities have avoided expulsion, despite occupying main thoroughfares and causing Jewish community members to fe...