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Mapped: Every 40km/h speed camera in Victoria

The state government is reaping more than $100m a year from leadfoot drivers in 40km/h zones. See the top five hot spots and the full list of where you could be pinged.

Jay’s Top 50: Shock snubs as footy’s most patient man tumbles

In the first part of Jay Clark’s Top 50 AFL players, some of the game’s best slide, including the most patient man in footy. Who’s in, who’s out and who can consider themselves sti...

Revealed: How long your trip will take once SRL opens

Peak hour commuters in one Melbourne suburb could save up to 40 minutes getting to university or work once the $34.5bn Suburban Rail Loop East opens. See the journey mapped.

Credlin: Court acknowledges that meaningless welcomes go too far

Acknowledgments of country have had their day. Bob Hawke said there is “no privilege of origin” – and we should keep it that way, writes Peta Credlin.

Allan govt withholding hundreds of millions from struggling suburbs

More than $1.4 billion has been collected from landowners and developers meant to boost the city’s booming outer suburbs, but the government has been sitting on hundreds of million...

‘End the years of waiting’: New boss for Melbourne Airport Rail group

A former airline chief executive is set to haul the long-awaited airport rail project back on track, fuelling hope it could be built by early next decade.

Drugs, knives, crime: Behind the scenes of Vic Pol’s Chapel St patrols

A man wielding a meat cleaver was among 130 people arrested by police when they descended on Chapel St in a bid to clean up the deteriorating entertainment and shopping hub.

Early Tackle: These Demons are just... meh

While Carlton wades through its crisis, Melbourne has quietly sunk into comfortable mediocrity. Josh Barnes names his early likes and dislikes from round 16 here.

Bezos and Lauren pack on the PDA as protests erupt in Venice

Not everyone is happy for billionaire newlyweds Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez as hundreds protest in Venice while the loved-up couple head off to their closing bash. SEE THE PHOTOS

Iran expands airspace; Israel strike on Gaza ‘eliminates’ Hamas chief

Iran has expanded its airspace for international flights as Israeli forces killed at least 23 including one of the Hamas masterminds behind the October 7 attacks.

Hok yeah: Roos pulverised — and there’s more dominance to come

North Melbourne have been dominated by Hawthorn at their home away from home in Tasmania. And even when the Devils enter the AFL in 2028, don’t expect the Hawks to step aside.

Man arrested over disappearance of Sunbury man Joshua Bishop

A man has been arrested after police discovered human remains as part of their investigation into the suspicious disappearance of Sunbury man Joshua Bishop.

Credlin: How Albo is blowing up decades of US alliance

Without a swift boost to military spending, the charge that will haunt Anthony Albanese is that he would prefer us to be an economic colony of China than a military ally of the Uni...

Ballarat Grammar’s junior campus accused of being ‘dangerously unsafe’

Ballarat Grammar’s junior campus has been hit with claims of students being punched, bitten and kicked, with the violence prompting several classroom evacuations.

How VTAC is monetising off students’ personal information

The Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre is making more than $130,000 a year by disclosing students’ personal information to send them advertising material.

He built a room for his disabled daughter. Council wants it taken down

A Diamond Creek father who built a custom office for his sick daughter on his property without a permit could now cop a $100,000 fine from Nillumbik Council.

‘Body on the pavement’: Dead person found at Collins St, Melb

Police have cordoned off a busy inner city street after finding a deceased person on the pavement early on Saturday morning.

AC/DC to Lady Gaga, here’s every artist coming to Melbourne this year

Melbourne is going to be celebrity central over the coming months with an extraordinary roll call of star performers set to thrill the city. Check out the full list of hit makers c...

Sacked Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons ‘Seoul searching’ in Korea

Flamboyant former Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons appears still to be smarting over his sacking in 2016 — ranting in Osaka about the “sh*thole” his home town has become and the “basket ...

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