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18th September 2024

AM Edition

Poll shows housing crisis could cost the Allan government power

Jacinta Allan is facing voter backlash over Victoria’s widening property shortfall and there are concerns the Suburban Rail Loop is hampering efforts to meet ambitious housing targ...

‘Similar to CFMEU’: Call to change Aboriginal heritage building rules

Registered Aboriginal Parties are charging up to $1500 a day for a representative to oversee archaeologists on building sites, with a developer claiming “they’re wielding power lik...

Cop who was allegedly called off Dan crash speaks out on ‘red flag’

A former leading senior constable at Rosebud police station has revealed his concerns over an “irregular and significant departure from standard operating procedure”.

Melbourne’s most dangerous crash hotspots revealed

A deadly road in Bundoora has been named as the nation’s most dangerous trek for drivers for the eighth year in a row, but there are others among the worst. See the full list.

Exploding pagers kill at least 15, injure 3,000 in apparent sabotage

Lebanon claimed thousands of casualties after pagers used by Hezbollah spontaneously exploded across the Middle East, with the terror group vowing revenge on Israel.

Red 4WD emerges as key in hunt for Bannockburn mum who vanished 11 years ago

Police are appealing for help from the public after a new lead emerged in the case of missing Bannockburn mum Lorrin Whitehead, who mysteriously disappeared in February 2013.

Instagram limits Aussie teen access amid social media outcry

Instagram placed mandatory parental controls on ‘teen accounts’ across Australia, in a major win for child advocacy campaigners.

‘F*** everyone else’: The secrets behind Geelong’s never-ending run

For almost 20 years, the Cats have been a beacon of excellence for the rest of the AFL to marvel at. But how do they do it? Scott Gullan investigates how they stay in the premiersh...

Growing number of Aussies falling behind on mortgage

Moody’s Ratings says mortgage delinquencies will continue to rise as Australians are squeezed by inflation and interest rates.

Get back to the office, Tabcorp’s new boss orders staff

Tabcorp chief executive Gillon McLachlan says he expects staff to attend the office five days a week, putting an end to the Covid-era work-from-home phenomenon for the wagering gia...

Witnesses to be forced to hand over documents in CFMEU probe

A new integrity unit will be established in the administration now running the CFMEU, to probe the relationship between suppliers and former union officials and employees.

‘F***ing brothel’: Second builder quits The Block

Its chaos on the island after another builder on The Block walks off the show — the second in a month — leaving the show under a dark cloud this season.

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