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How hero teen saved train stabbing victim with beanie

A “remarkable” Killester College student heroically jumped on a train to help an innocent man who was allegedly slashed in the face by youths at Huntingdale station.

Shutdowns, theatre closures as hospitals face savage budget cuts

Major hospitals could extend Christmas shutdown periods, stop weekend surgeries and close theatres to meet brutal new state government budget expectations.

PM shrugs off rate hike risk: ‘Things will get better’

Batting away concerns shared by struggling voters and economists about the risk of another interest rate hike, Anthony Albanese says he is confident the cost-of-living crisis will ...

Days off reach new heights: Student absences by LGA revealed

A blend of teacher shortages, problematic behaviour, Covid and mental health are being blamed for the rising number of Victorian children missing class. See which LGAs have the mos...

Ready to serve: Sam Groth shares vision for reigniting Vic’s spark

With the same confidence he faced tennis legend Roger Federer at Wimbledon almost 10 years ago, Liberal MP Sam Groth has his eyes fixed on being a future premier.

It’s official: Dons the real deal as Scott finds his perfect mix

Before the round, Essendon had not beaten a team currently in the top eight. But that all changed on Friday night, as Brad Scott orchestrated a Bombers statement win over Collingwo...

Tributes for crash victim as alleged teen driver granted bail

A 17-year-old boy allegedly behind the wheel of a stolen car that killed an innocent motorist in Burwood has been freed on bail, as the victim’s heartbroken family spoke of their g...

Forget cozzie livs. What are the rich up to this winter?

Let’s spare a thought for our richlisters, shall we? For our movers and shakers, its society weddings in Cannes, Roman holidays, or even a spare no expense Dolce & Gabbana runw...

Man dies in police custody after fleeing Craigieburn crash scene

Three people are dead and another is fighting for life after a horror day on Victorian roads.

The three SuperCoach takeaways from Merrett’s masterclass

Essendon will finish the round inside the top four after captain Zach Merrett willed his side over the line against reigning premier Collingwood. Relive the action and see our take...

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