Picasso's Weeping Woman: Could 1986 NGV art heist mystery be solved?
Mystery still surrounds one of the biggest art heists in Australian history 30 years after the event. Could a piece of missing evidence be the key?
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Stepson of missing woman Karen Ristevski 'interviewed by police'
A man claiming to be missing Victorian mum Karen Ristevski's stepson says he was questioned by police over her disappearance.
Triple murderer Ian Jamieson sentenced to life
Ian Jamieson knew once he had stabbed his neighbour Greg Holmes, he would have to face justice.
Triple killer allegedly cons fellow inmates
A Victorian triple murderer claimed he has been "on lockdown" for five years over allegations he conned two inmates out of about $50,000 while the three were behind bars.
Man fired 53 bullets into brother's Xbox as revenge for peeing on car
A Melbourne man was so angry at his brother for peeing on his car and posting video of it on Facebook, he fired 53 bullets into his Xbox.
Fire at Campbellfield car parts factory 'suspicious'
A fire causing an estimated $1 million in damage at a Melbourne auto parts factory has been deemed suspicious by the MFB.
School children charged with sexting offences
School children are among those who have been charged under new sexting laws, with 174 offences recorded since they came into effect.
Pedestrian hit by out-of-control car in Point Cook
A pedestrian has been struck by an out-of-control car in Melbourne's west.
Who are Melbourne’s rough sleepers, really?
It was a little hand poking out from underneath a pile of blankets that grabbed the attention of an experienced community worker as he walked behind St Paul's Cathedral one cold night in 2003. It was a child's hand, belonging to a boy just nine years old. He had fled onto Melbourne's streets to escape the bashings from his father.
Damaging winds, rain batter Victoria
Melburnians have shivered through a wet, windy Friday and the weekend will bring more of the same.
Car parts factory destroyed
Firefighters are battling a large out-of-control fire in Melbourne's north.
Homeless crisis: Doors slam shut on places of last resort
Alan Tootell's home of 25 years is up for sale. So are the other 49 units at St Kilda's City Gate Apartments.
Research shines a light on migrant sex work
Research has revealed most migrant sex workers are satisfied with their working conditions in Australia, but some feel isolated and are working off debts incurred to travel here.
New rebate scheme aims to boost quad-bike safety
New rebates of up to $1200 per farm will be available for Victorian farmers, in a bid to cut the worrying toll of deaths and injuries from quad bike crashes.
Truck carrying crane hits overpass
A truck carrying a crane has struck a Power Road overpass on the Monash Freeway.
'My religion is food'
Eating a meal with MasterChef judge and restaurateur George Calombaris is a gastronomic symphony of animal grunts against a constant hum of yums.
Baseball bats a stupid distraction in youth crime debate
Talk of a spike in baseball bat sales is just the latest round in the shrill - and often ill-informed - public debate surrounding youth crime and violence.
Bright harvest in Ukraine for Ballarat farmer Lawrence Richmond
The work crew on the large Ukrainian cropping farms managed by Ballarat's Lawrence Richmond also includes farm labourers, machinery operators and an agronomist.
10-year-old boy calls triple zero as baby is born
10-year-old Chris Tamate says he wasn't scared, even as his baby brother was coming out of his mum's tummy.
Two women trade blows in Melbourne train brawl
Two women have been filmed brawling on a Melbourne train in front of stunned onlookers.