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Firearms expert made false statement in missing campers case

A ballistic and firearms expert who tested accused killer Greg Lynn’s shotgun has admitted in court to making a false statement while investigating the former pilot’s version of ev...

Victorian MPs behaving badly to be slapped with sanctions

Victorian MPs will be slapped with penalties for misconduct, including suspension from parliament, under new rules to ensure politicians are held to the “highest standards”.

Sweet? Salem? Dawson? Burning SuperCoach questions answered

Are there any rookie downgrade options? Will Jordon Sweet play? Is Christian Salem the real deal? Do you need to trade? The Phantom answers the big questions ahead of round 11.

Kennett: Time for society to stop giving in to unproven claims

Common sense has finally started to prevail in the Hawthorn racism saga and the Human Rights Commission’s decision will have enormous ramifications.

Airport rail link report could end standoff ‘within weeks’

A mediator’s report on the future of Melbourne’s stalled Airport Rail Link will soon be handed to the federal transport department amid an ongoing stoush about the location of the ...

Russell Crowe blamed for St Kilda parking fine drama

The movie star delivered a blunt reply after being asked to cough up for a $140 parking fine outside the Espy.

Allan says Greens stoking anti-Semitic tensions on Melbourne streets

Premier Jacinta Allan has accused the Greens of using the Middle East conflict to “politicise grief” while sparking racial tensions on the streets of Melbourne.

Gangland boss squirts faeces on guard, sets cell on fire

Convicted murderer George Marrogi squirted faeces on a guard and set his cell on fire because he felt prison staff had co-ordinated a regime to make life inside worse.

$384 fine or firebombing? The choice Melbourne tobacco stores face

Fearful tobacco store owners are opting to pay a $384 council fine for selling illegal cigarettes rather than risk having their shop burnt to the ground by refusing to stock produc...

Want me in the office? Pay for my parking and petrol, say workers

Workers want their bosses to cover parking fees if they come into the office as requested and many are demanding public transport and petrol costs be reimbursed amid the cost-of-li...