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2nd September 2024

PM Edition

Fake penis lawyer’s prolific drug use exposed

A Melbourne criminal barrister caught with a prosthetic penis during a police raid will remain locked up after a court heard details of his addiction to meth, GHB, ecstasy and keta...

Ralph: Bombers’ dangerous game with ‘loveable rogue’ Stringer

Jake Stringer is desperate to stay at Essendon, but how much are the Bombers willing to test the loyalty of a rare forward actually delivering for them? JON RALPH writes, it’s a da...

Deery: Union mess shows extent of Allan’s woes

Jacinta Allan may have inherited a basketcase from Daniel Andrews, but as her first anniversary in the top job approaches she won’t be pleased with the way things are trending.

‘Devastated’: Major builder collapses

Customers have revealed they are “devastated” that the business has gone under.

‘Problematic’: Reynolds slammed in court

Senator Linda Reynolds has given “problematic, unreliable, self-serving” evidence in her case against Brittany Higgins, a court has been told.

Man bashed in front of diners as brawl spills into Melbourne restaurant

A Melbourne Central business owner has hit out at the rise of violence in the CBD after a man was chased down and bashed by a group of thugs inside his popular cafe.

‘Unnecessary’: On-field melee sparks ugly crowd brawl

Spectators traded blows at a local football final on Sunday after an on-field melee spilled over the fence. Here’s what we know.

Dale Thomas reveals how Kane Cornes can make amends

Dale Thomas has come up with a list of actions new Channel 7 teammate Kane Cornes can take as an “olive branch” to mend their relationship.

Weather forecast: What’s to come after Victoria’s wild winds

Sunday night’s deadly winds left 180,000 people without power, threw public transport into chaos and caused mass destruction. Find what’s to come as weather warnings remain in plac...

Question that haunts parents after Australia’s worst pedophile’s 300 guilty pleas

Furious parents have erupted outside court after Ashley Paul Griffith pleaded guilty to more than 300 child sex offences questioning how he “got away with it for so long”.