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31st March 2023

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‘Wrong target’ left bloodied in violent break-in

A man whose skull was fractured during a home invasion in Melbourne’s east was a victim of mistaken identity, attacked by clueless thugs who had the wrong address.

Victoria leading the world in cure for childhood cancer

A revolutionary Melbourne program is offering a lifeline to children with cancer through the use of AI – and it could help more than 400,000 kids globally.

Commonwealth Games funding fight heats up

A Nationals senator has blasted the Andrews government’s “incompetence” ahead of a new inquiry into how much taxpayers will be slugged for the regional Victorian event.

Ombudsman’s career breaking the glass ceiling

Deborah Glass has watched on as coroners cut open bodies, been the target of desperate politicians and probed deadly riots. Here’s what really makes her tick.

‘Calling it out’: Jamarra’s powerful statement catapults Dogs to win

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan’s powerful stand against racism, plus five goals have guided the Dogs to their first win of the season, beating Brisbane by 14 points on Thursday night.

‘Cocaine Cassie’ says all her friends have abandoned her

Convicted drug smuggler Cassie Sainsbury says she doesn’t have any mates left as she adjusts to her “surreal” suburban life.

Dear Leader thrives on control

Daniel Andrews embraces every facet of cultural Marxism, pretending to care for downtrodden minorities yet turning a blind eye to the most horrendous systematic abuse of religious ...

‘Highly traumatic’: Setka’s estranged wife on kill plot charge

Emma Walters’ house has been “turned upside down” by police as she faces a charge of conspiracy to murder her estranged husband, union boss John Setka.

Hyundai’s new Tesla killer has arrived

Tesla’s Model 3 is the best selling passenger car in Australia this year but the latest weapon from Hyundai is here to spoil its party.

Why millions could soon get a raise

More than 2 million Australians earning the minimum wage or being paid award rates could soon get a raise for one key reason.

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