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60 Minutes crew back home
Ordeal concludes after two weeks in a Beirut jail.
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Surrogate twin girls sexually abused by dad
Victorian man was already abusing his nieces when he paid to have twins conceived overseas using ...
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ASIC swoops on Unaoil files
Files belonging to corrupt firm seized as part of probe.
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'$3 an hour' then sacked by email
Made to work up to 18 hours a day and on call around the clock, she was sacked when she went on ...
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CBA boss slams unhappy customers
Ian Narev says he won't be embarrassed into paying compensaiton to those who don't deserve it.
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Medical records discovered at park
Medical files belonging to at least a dozen patients allegedly stolen from a Melbourne GP clinic.
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IKEA warning after third child dies
Furniture giant says it has no plans to issue a recall of its Malm chest of drawers.
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Horror night on Melbourne's roads
City in gridlock, with every major road heavily congested and pouring rain, adding to drivers' woes.
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Trespasser shuts down train network
Police are negotiating with a man who has jumped onto train tracks at Flinders Street station.
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Still time to defuse super time bomb
COMMENT Australia's tax system is set to skew toward the rich.
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Shorten calls for caretaker provisions
Bill Shorten has written to Malcolm Turnbull asking for access to nation's top public servants.
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Labor's looming threat in one chart
Buried in data of recent opinion polling lurks a disturbing number for Labor Party apparatchiks.
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Man charged with threats to witness
Police charged brother of man accused of Patrick Cronin's death with harassing witness.
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Bus passengers driven to distraction
Customers open up on daily inconveniences and indignities of travel on Melbourne buses.
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Police hunt for taxi driver's killer
Cabbie Mohamud Mohmud Muketar died on a street just metres from Fitzroy police station.
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New tram stop may have prevented death
Man's death on Wednesday night could have been avoided if a new tram stop had been installed.
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Flu season: how to avoid the lurgy
Someof the telltale signs that flu season is upon us are starting to appear.
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Two-week ultimatum before nurses strike
Thousands of Victorian nurses have voted to launch large-scale strikes and close hospital beds ...
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House prices hit record high, again
Buyers hoping for a city-wide price drop have been warned not to hold their breath.