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11th October 2024

PM Edition

Trade live: Dees hit back at latest Oliver exit rumour

Melbourne has hit back at reports Clayton Oliver has packed his bags and left the club on a day where a shock trade threw several moves into jeopardy. FOLLOW TRADE DAY 5 LIVE

This Melbourne man would still be alive if not for doctors’ failures

The grieving family of teen George Diamond have shared their anguish over the failure of health professionals in saving their son, failing to order scans for a concussion that prov...

Price: Muppet City Council on full display in Melbourne

This week’s desperate promises from Melbourne’s mayoral hopefuls prove these suburban attention seekers don’t get that those they represent just want a clean city they can be happy...

‘Are you the Veale Deal?’: Footy’s most notorious trade 21 years on

Lochlan Veale never played an AFL game, but his unwitting role in a notorious trade will mean his name is always remembered by footy fans. He looks back on 21 years since the ‘Veal...

‘So loved’: Selwoods welcome second child

The father-son legacy at Geelong Cats appears to be in safe hands with premiership captain Joel and Brit Selwood celebrating the safe arrival of their second boy.

Police hunting for ‘Rooster’ after Elizabeth St assault

The homicide squad is investigating an assault on a notorious CBD strip, with police releasing footage of a man they want to speak to.

Ranked: The top 70 local footy clubs of 2024

After a stunning year of local footy we’ve ranked our top 70 clubs as the best in Melbourne. Did we get it right? See who we say is number one and lodge your own vote.

Shard-shooting Vic wind farm that farmers fear, expanded

The government says the growing Golden Plains Windfarm is “inspiring”, but local farmers say they have even more reason to fear they’ll be hit with shards that fly off “from time t...

Houston, Barrass, Camporeales: What Blues’ trade stunner means

Carlton pulled off the coup of this year’s trade period when it landed pick 14 from Hawthorn. JON RALPH breaks down what it means for several stars and the Blues’ hopes of landing ...

Nomad boss hit with fresh blow as Nazi sign fallout spirals

The costly fallout for the Nomad restaurant group has continued after a powerful lobby group backed by some of Australia’s top chef’s moved to expel it from its ranks.

‘The country is f***ed’: CEO’s scathing rant

Australia ‘should be the richest country in the world’ but instead is ‘f**ked’, according to a CEO who has delivered a brutal verdict on the government’s failures.

Bold bid to slow Mornington Peninsula drivers to 30km/h

A Mount Martha teacher and local council candidate wants mums and dads to act as ‘parent pace cars’ and slow drivers to 30km/h, so more children will walk to school.

Secret platypus trail uncovered in Melbourne’s waterways

Melbourne researchers have used environmental DNA to track Victoria’s highly elusive platypus population, and uncovered where the shy creatures may be found in the city’s creeks an...

Dees powerbroker declares interest in board takeover

Geoff Freeman was Melbourne vice-president under Glen Bartlett and has declared his interest in taking over as president of the embattled club.

How Victoria’s new racing boss plans to ‘re-energise’ Flemington

Kylie Rogers has a resume anyone would envy — and now she’s joined the team at Flemington, revealing major plans to revive the races in a move her late husband would be “terribly p...

Folk singer Julia Stone to auction St Kilda apartment

ARIA-award winning singer and composer Julia Stone is among the more than 1150 homeowners hoping to add auction-winning seller to their list of accolades this week in Victoria.

Bowler Bruce takes $1m mystery to grave

Was he cranky with teammates? Confused? We may never know why Bruce Hallman left $1m to a rival bowls club he had only visited once, but there’s every chance he got exactly w...

Meet the older Melbourne DJs putting a new spin on the classics

A banker, a baker, a former pilot and a neuroscientist are among a different generation of radio stars switching things up on air by bringing listeners “yesterday’s music today”.

Killer who murdered Pakenham mum takes own life in prison cell

A murderer who killed a mum and bashed a defenceless grandmother took a lethal dose of medication in his Melbourne prison cell.

RBA super-sized rate cut prediction

The RBA will signal to the market that the fight against inflation is largely won, and its response may surprise some.