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18th January 2025

AM Edition

‘I miss my boys’: Dad’s grief after two sons killed in separate attacks

The broken dad and brother of two siblings who have been killed in separate attacks in Melbourne’s west – the latest just over a week ago – have revealed their uncontrollable grief...

Tennis organisers facing pressure to embrace Australia Day

Tennis Australia is facing calls to embrace a full Australia Day celebration as part of next week’s men’s final, with organisers again planning to play down the national day.

Worrying impact of smoking on nature’s ‘alarm system’

For the first time, Australian researchers have revealed how exposure to smoking may cause a deadly lung disease, harming protective proteins meant to ward off infection and cancer...

Tributes after father, son die in knife fight at child’s birthday party

A keen footballer allegedly stabbed to death alongside his dad in a violent brawl outside a kid’s birthday party in Clyde North has been remembered as a “truly wonderful man”.

Grim update on Oscar Jenkins

Gruesome new details have emerged about Melbourne foreign fighter Oscar Jenkins’ final moments, who is believed to have been killed at the hands of Russian troops. WARNING: GRAPHIC

Virgin aware of risk before alleged Fiji rape

Shocking safety incidents of Virgin Australia crew members have been uncovered, as staff hold concerns the airline’s cost-cutting measures are putting lives at risk.

Pressure mounts on Blues boss to step aside as AFL moves in

The AFL has announced that the league’s integrity unit officers are investigating the lewd photograph scandal involving Carlton president Luke Sayers.

Experts reveal bleak future for McCrae landslide solution

The McCrae landslide that injured a council worker and caused 15 homes to be evacuated has put about 60 homes in limbo. See how authorities and experts think it could impact the ar...

‘Racism sucks’: Armstrong defends call for Aussies to pay for wrongs

The TV personality has pushed back against racist online trolls who criticised him for supporting a campaign that urges Aussies to redistribute wealth gained from colonisation.

Reggie set to face creepy crawly fears in the jungle

Could it be a hat-trick for Australia’s most beloved reality television star? Two-time Big Brother winner Reggie Bird will vie for the jungle crown on I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out ...

Price: The passing of peak woke shows the kids are all right

As I celebrated my 70th birthday this week I was buoyed by the fact it is clear growing numbers of young Australians are waking up to the fact the radical left has failed them.

Lost and nowhere to go: Biden’s big problem

From starting out as one of the youngest senators in American history to becoming the country’s oldest elected president, Joe Biden accomplished much, but will be remembered for on...

‘Instant chills’: Sanders wins Dakar Rally; second Aussie to win classic

Victorian motorbike racer Daniel Sanders has won the prestigious Dakar Rally, becoming only the second Australian to achieve the feat in 47 years.

‘Smokin’ hot’: Meet the most eligible Mr Bigs of Melbourne

They’re single and ready to mingle, boasting six-figure salaries, sharp wit and six-packs galore. Meet our city’s sizzling smorgasboard of eligible bachelors.

Jim Courier touches down in Melbourne

Tennis legend Jim Courier has made it to Melbourne and will be working at the Australian Open on Friday night, after delaying his arrival due to the LA fires.

Warning as 3yo dies on Bali holiday

A three-year-old Australian girl has died after she was found unconscious in a Bali swimming pool, with her family offering a warning to other parents.

Eagle trains as club probes alleged festival fight

West Coast is investigating reports star forward Liam Ryan was involved in a street fight after a music festival. WATCH THE VIDEO

Woman linked to Clunes health retreat death charged with drug trafficking

A self-proclaimed ‘healer and mentor’ linked to a Clunes health retreat where a woman died after consuming a drink allegedly containing magic mushrooms has been charged with drug t...

Punter who performed Nazi salute at Oaks Day escapes charges

Plans to charge a man who allegedly made the gesture at last year’s Spring Racing Carnival have been scrapped, as police say it is unlikely there would be a ‘successful prosecution...

‘I didn’t really want to be a weatherman’: Grant Denyer on 25 years in showbiz

T ravelling five hours on a bus to spend your holidays learning the ropes of a regional newsroom isn’t ho...

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