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17th August 2024

AM Edition

One in 11: Ugly stat shows why Bombers won’t play finals

Essendon has crashed out of finals contention after a loss to Sydney which followed an all-time familiar pattern that Bombers fans have become accustomed to.

Public servants nab $5600 cash bonus amid tax hike fears

Victorian public servants, including those earning up to $240,000 a year, are set to share in $300m of one-off cost-of-living payments as businesses and households brace for the pr...

Warning over ‘dangerous’ cult-like group preying on uni students

Melbourne universities have been warned about a “secretive” cult-like group recruiting vulnerable students and “brainwashing” them into abandoning their lives to join their church....

AFL stars Todd and Jack Viney on family bonds and their love of footy

AFL powerhouse father-son pair Todd and Jack Viney have opened up on the pressures of balancing their public footy lives with family and fatherhood.

Arrested development: Thousands of Melb homes in limbo

Thousands of homes approved for Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding suburbs are in jeopardy as alarm bells are raised about developers shelving major projects. SEE EVERY PROJECT MAPPED

The ‘postcode war’ fuelling Melbourne’s street gangs

Melbourne’s violent youth gangs are causing havoc on our streets as they engage in bloody battles and brag about their exploits on social media. See our map of where the gangs are ...

Sarah Snook, US stars to shoot new TV series in Melbourne

Succession star Sarah Snook will shoot her latest role in her hometown in a US network series where Melbourne will double as the city of Chicago.

‘She was my home’: Sarah Carter’s heartbroken partner speaks out

The devastated partner of former Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter has spoken publicly for the first time as hundreds gathered to farewell the “shining star” after her sudden death.

China poised to take over country ‘ASAP’

Chinese experts have called on Beijing to begin preparations to take over Taiwan “as soon as possible” in the face of a potential Donald Trump presidency.

World famous orchestra to be reviewed as disharmony swells

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will conduct an independent, external review of its policies and procedures after its musicians sensationally passed a vote of no confidence in man...

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