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‘Namby pamby’: Lyon defends Wilson call as statement of culture

When Darcy Wilson stayed out on the ground after being winded in a collision with George Wardlaw on Saturday it wasn’t to avoid an HIA test but a statement of the Saints culture ac...

Teen in ‘deradicalisation program’ shot dead

A 16-year-old boy shot dead after a Bunnings’ carpark stabbing was enrolled previously in a deradicalisation program.

Teen fights for life after falling from moving car in Box Hill North

A teenager is in a critical condition after falling from the roof of a moving car in Box Hill North, with his mate charged over the “disastrous” incident.

Disturbing theory behind deaths of Aussie brothers

Mexican authorities have revealed their theory about the horrific deaths of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend.

Ivanhoe cafe peppered with bullets in drive-by shooting

An Ivanhoe East cafe has been sprayed with bullets in an early morning drive-by shooting, leaving the owner baffled as to what sparked the attack.

How Melbourne’s breakfast radio shows are changing to keep up with ‘Kyle effect’

Sex, naked dating, public hook-ups, and sleeping with superfans, Melbourne’s breakfast radio shows are getting grubby following the arrival of Kyle Sandilands.

‘Can’t ignore the pressures’: Premier responds to tourism sector slash fears

Victoria’s tourism sector is bracing for tens of millions of dollars to be ripped from the budget as the Allan government tries to curb the state’s soaring debt levels, with the Pr...

‘Disappointed, disrespectful’: Scott clarifies Draper absence

Sam Draper’s comments about Luke Beveridge caused a diplomatic incident north of the Yarra this week but did it cause his absence against the Eagles? Brad Scott clarified post-matc...

Man dead, another injured in Ormond stabbing

A man has died and another is in hospital after a stabbing in Ormond, with homicide squad detectives probing the incident at a home on North Rd.

$10K grants: Australia’s young teachers are our new hope

A new generation of young Aussies has given schools a beacon of hope that our nation can change the teaching crisis, as 1000 teaching students have received $10,000 a year scholars...