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Tarryn Thomas charged over ‘harassing phone calls’ to ex

Disgraced former North Melbourne footballer Tarryn Thomas has been charged by police over a series of allegedly harassing phone calls made to an ex-partner.

Juror excused as grisly new campsite pictures revealed

A juror in the missing campers case has fallen ill during the second week of evidence as fresh insight into the alleged murder scene was aired in court.

Property acquisitions not ruled out in Victorian treaty negotiations

The Allan government hasn’t ruled out giving compulsorily acquired private property to Indigenous groups ahead of Treaty negotiations later this year.

La Trobe uni protesters pack up camp, Melbourne uni occupation drags on

Protesters at La Trobe’s Bundoora campus have ended their encampment claiming the uni “threatened to use security to smash up our peaceful protest camp”. Meanwhile, Melbourne uni p...

Brighton property developer vying to be the face of Europe

Former My Kitchen Rules star and Brighton property developer Zana Pali has been chosen to represent Australia at the Miss Europe Continental beauty contest.

Cleared toddler killer to fight Cobram death charges

A man cleared of murdering his partner’s toddler almost a decade ago has indicated he will fight charges related to the death of Cobram woman Emma Bates last month.

Wayne Carey goes radio silent after Hall of Fame debacle

The former AFL great has gone missing from his weekly podcast after the NSW Hall of Fame controversy as he takes time to “recalibrate”.

Blackout risk rises for Victoria

Victoria faces a heightened risk of electricity blackouts this summer amid major delays in rolling out new transmission lines and renewable projects, the nation’s energy market ope...

Every Victorian school getting unisex toilets, new playgrounds

Victorian state schools will share in more than $46m in funding for upgrades, with one rural primary school getting $1.5m for “inclusive” toilets. See how much your school is getti...

‘It’s outrageous’: Land tax bills push landlords to sell or hike rent

Sky-high land tax bills are forcing the hand of hardworking landlords — with many either selling or hiking rent to make ends meet.