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28th August 2024

PM Edition

Made in Melbourne: The taxes you only pay in Victoria

Victoria is the highest-taxing state in the nation, leading the way when it comes to finding new ways to pluck its residents’ pay cheques. Here are the taxes you only pay if you li...

Stringer activates secret clause as Dons make call on Laverde

Jake Stringer has activated a secret clause in his contract to extend his time at Essendon – unless the Dons decide to trade him, while they’ve also made a call on defender Jayden ...

‘Brand Petracca’: Why star’s choice could be exposure or legacy

Christian Petracca has a greater social media reach than his Melbourne Football Club, but in his desire for greater exposure for ‘Brand Petracca’ could he actually be harming his f...

Robbo’s All-Aus: Stars, snubs and the skipper of footy’s best 22

There’s no right or wrong answer, but there are plenty of tough calls to be made about this year’s All-Australian side. Mark Robinson presents his team and the captain of footy’s b...

Man killed, woman critical as Vic’s wild weather turns deadly

A man has been killed and a woman is fighting for life after a tree fell on their car in Gellibrand, as wild weather lashed the state. The SES has received more than 1000 calls for...

Bolt: Why fumbling Bowen is the dreamer whose help we don’t need

In an Albanese government stuffed with dreamers and incompetents, Chris Bowen is the most worrying — everything he touches in his global warming crusade turns to rubble.

Bikie links to man who died in Vietnam mystery

One of the two Melbourne men who died mysteriously in Vietnam was once jailed over a bikie-linked shooting at a Ferntree Gully home.

Libs’ bid to halt work on controversial SRL fails

A group of MPs has joined forces to help the Allan government beat an opposition motion calling for works on the Suburban Rail Loop to be immediately paused amid credit rating fear...

Benalla woman’s terror after alleged torture

A Benalla woman made a miraculous escape out her bedroom window after she was allegedly strangled with an electrical cord by a couple she was letting stay in her own home.

Will the caravan boom end in a messy bust?

The downfall of two Melbourne-based caravan manufacturers has left dozens of customers facing hefty losses and raised questions about the health of an industry centred in Victoria.