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The lineball calls: Tigers or Dons? Schultz or Ginni? Butters or Reid?

Would you rather be Essendon or Richmond for the next five years? Would you rather have Zak Butters or Harley Reid for the rest of their careers? Mick McGuane has his say on eight ...

Family law changes for couples with property, pets: What it means

Changes to family law are coming that will affect separating couple’s finances as well as family pets in property settlement cases. Here’s what’s afoot.

Lawyer X twist: Drug dealer’s appeal to ex-cop Dale

A drug dealer who hired supergrass Nicola Gobbo, aka Lawyer X, to defend him will call on former cop Paul Dale to give evidence at his appeal.

Cassie claims Diddy raped her after split; made sex video threat

Cassie Ventura has detailed Sean “Diddy” Combs’s notorious “freak off” sex parties as well as being “beat up” and “raped” by the disgraced mogul. Warning: Graphic.

Bolt: Bowen still a believer in baloney

Chris Bowen has claimed Australia could become a “renewable energy superpower” by exporting green hydrogen, but as we’ve seen his green plans are leading this country to disaster.

Budget axe hovers over $22bn in govt services. Here’s where it could fall

Almost $22bn in government services including new school builds, mental health and homelessness are facing the axe, with fears of wholesale cuts as part of next week’s state budget...

Three in running to lead Greens

Larissa Waters, Mehreen Faruqi and Sarah Hanson-Young have been floated as the likely candidates for the Greens’ top job to be decided in Melbourne on Thursday.

Maiden: Merit in the Liberal Party? Don’t make us laugh

If the Liberals ever want to form government again, they need to fix their John Howard problem and their women problem, writes Samantha Maiden.

Banned NDIS firm’s latest move exposes ‘critical flaws’

An NDIS watchdog has raised “critical flaws” after embattled Cocoon SDA Care has encouraged severely disabled clients to transfer to a company owned by one of its senior executives...

Bob Murphy’s ‘inappropriate’ strip club quip to ABC co-host

ABC Melbourne breakfast radio host and ex Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy has made a bizarre quip about his female co-host Sharnelle Vella’s first job referencing the notorious...

Big shot Bendigo basketball export calls for annual Melb NBA games

Bendigo born US basketball mega star Dyson Daniels has called for NBA games to be played annually in Melbourne — with hopes his Atlanta Hawks will be pitted against Josh Gidd...

Which actress was the first wife of Tom Cruise?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

Squatter moves in while family on holiday

A Shepparton family say they have “lost everything” after returning from a three-week holiday to find to find their home overtaken by squatters.

Libs’ nuclear architect mum on its future

The Liberal Party’s new deputy leader won’t commit to the controversial nuclear energy policy he devised and championed after the election wipe out.

Tragic update after infamous Covid incident

Disturbing footage of police throwing a man into the ground during Melbourne’s Covid lockdown went viral. Now, there’s been a tragic update.

Warner: ‘Creeping incompetence’ at AFL HQ continues to hurt footy

Andrew Dillon is a decent man and football people want him to succeed. But the AFL CEO is being hamstrung by both his executive team and the commission above him, writes Michael Wa...

Inside story: Who leaked ‘smoking gun’ audio the AFL missed?

Audio of the umpires’s handling of the Lachie Schultz concussion has put the league under the blowtorch. Scott Gullan goes behind who found the ‘smoking gun’, and how the AFL fumbl...

New update in case that cost TV reporter his job

A finance company that hit headlines over a run-in with former A Current Affair reporter Seb Costello has moved from an upmarket city address as it fights multiple legal battles.

Stag-gering sight as deer smashes through Melbourne shop

A deer has completely ignored the doe-not-disturb sign on a suburban automotive shop, making an unscheduled pit stop un-deer the hood before smashing head first into the front door...

BRS to learn fate over war crimes claims

The Federal Court will deliver its decision on the application to reopen the appeal on Friday morning.

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