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Why gangland murder of police informer and wife has ‘no chance’ of being solved

The lead detective in the murders of police informer Terry Hodson and his wife Christine says crucial information was kept from his crew while they investigated the execution-style...

AFL live: Gawn defies injury, Lions fall to Hawk hoodoo

Heavy strapping on his legs isn’t slowing down Max Gawn, who is delivering a masterclass against St Kilda. Earlier, Hawthorn scored its fifth straight win against Brisbane. FOLLOW ...

How a Macca’s straw linked Narre Warren man to nightclub shooting

A man who was involved in a drive-by shooting that injured a 19-year-old (pictured) outside a nightclub was brought undone partly due him having a drink from McDonald’s.

Julie Goodwin claims cop who busted her for drink driving still hassles her

Masterchef favourite Julie Goodwin has claimed she still gets hassled and humiliated by cops who nabbed her for drink driving six years ago.

‘Better hope I’m not here’: Celeste’s mother’s message to killer

Celeste Manno’s family have led a rally in Melbourne demanding her killer Luay Sako be given life in jail.

‘Outrageous’: How wages bill at Melbourne Town Hall has ballooned

The wages bill at the City of Melbourne has ballooned by 20 per cent in the past five years, with eight council executives now earning more than $350,000.

‘Hitler would be proud’: Fears over rising Jewish hate

Leaders fear Australia is seeing echoes of the “pure evil” that spread across Europe in the 1930s as Jewish businesses are boycotted and violence erupts on the streets.

Star dead at 30 as golf world rocked

A star golfer has died at the age of 30 in the middle of a tournament with details emerging about the “heartbreaking” tragedy.

Backroom Baz: Rumour mill in overdrive over ambo changes

There were many efforts this week to hose down speculation about changes at Ambulance Victoria headquarters, with disgruntled employees claiming the organisation is in “chaos”.

Full list: Aussies’ 400+ medicines in short supply

Australian patients who are unable to get their scripts filled due to a shortage are resorting to desperate measures. See if you are affected.