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11th October 2024

AM Edition

Kouta’s plan to boost affordable housing in lord mayor bid

Anthony Koutoufides has unveiled the housing policy he will roll out if elected lord mayor, committing to offering rate relief as part of a plan to unlock affordable housing.

Fresh food costs set to soar amid Vic government’s ‘grab for cash’

Fruit and vegie wholesalers operating within the Victorian government owned Melbourne Market Authority are bracing for whopping rent rises, in what they warn will lead to fresh foo...

Draft Intel: Why 2025 picks are up for trade, speed freak’s secret

There is a reason why so many clubs are putting their 2025 first-round picks on the table during this trade period. Plus, the draft bolters and the hot prospect you would “pay to g...

8yo Aussie kids’ eating disorders triggered by social media

Experts have revealed how social media is contributing to an increasing number of kids and adolescents struggling with life threatening conditions such as anorexia.

Silence on whether top Melb restaurant will be delisted from Good Food Guide

Nine Entertainment, the publisher of the Good Food Guide, will not say whether it will delist a top Melbourne eatery – named New Restaurant of the Year, with two hats — after its o...

Hurricane carnage: Multiple dead, three million without power

Hurricane Milton has left behind a shocking trail of death of destruction as it hammered Florida. See photos and video.

‘People come and go’: Dog’s hope for value out of exiting stars

A Bulldogs defender hopes the club is able to “get something good” in return, as a host of star names inch closer to finding new homes during the trade period.

Key Tiger defies mass exodus to ink mammoth contract

The Tigers have plenty of players set to walk out the door, but there’s one key piece not going anywhere, inking one of the longest deals in AFL history. Recap all of Thursday’s tr...

Premier apologises to Victoria’s stolen generation

Jacinta Allan has made a historic formal apology to the state’s stolen generation at a private gathering of Indigenous Victorians.

Goodwin fires Socceroos home to kick off Popovic era with win

The Socceroos have kicked off the Tony Popovic era with a win after China’s counter strike put the Australians on the back foot early in their World Cup qualifier.

Hawks hit back with explosive claims in footy racism row

Hawthorn has sensationally claimed alleged racism victim Carl Peterson appeared drug or alcohol affected when picked up at Melbourne Airport in a scathing defence lodged with the F...

Holy smoke! Southbank set to become ad screen central

Crown plans to modify its fireball breathing Southbank pylons to also feature large LED advertising screens, with sound and vision running day and night, spruiking city events and ...

Voting blunder leaves lord mayoral candidates red-faced

Two of the leading contenders in the lord mayoral race have been forced into an embarrassing backdown after issuing incorrect how-to-vote advice on their election material.

Ristretto is a style of what beverage?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

If you work in these jobs, get out right now

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has thrust a number of jobs on an endangered species list, with experts saying they could soon cease to exist.

Tennis icon Rafael Nadal reveals retirement plan

Tennis icon Rafael Nadal has revealed his plan to retire, with the 22-time championship winner and Olympic gold medallist set to end his career by Christmas.

Bombshell texts lay bare breakdown in office

Leaked texts have laid bare the breakdown in Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles relationship with his chief of staff.

Queen of Twitter Dionne Warwick preps final tour

Ahead of her final tour of Australia, the legendary Dionne Warwick is enjoying her Very Online Era as the Queen of social media.

Grave fears for man critically injured in Elizabeth St assault

A man who was violently assaulted outside a McDonalds in Melbourne’s CBD has been left fighting for life with severe injuries, while another man is on the run.

Long-running Dees board dispute escalates to AFL being sued

The long-running dispute between Glen Bartlett and the Demons has taken a new twist, with the AFL now being sued by the former president of the Melbourne Football Club.

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