Bullying failure Trump win a revolt over Left arrogance
THE US election has shown just how sick ordinary people are with the political elite, especially the bullies of the Left, writes Andrew Bolt
Mainstream disconnect Trump’s rise shows media out of touch
TRUMP’S triumph has shown once again how desperately out of touch much of the commentariat is with the mainstream, writes Rita Panahi.
Astonishing victory Trump’s a man who’ll get things done
THE biggest lesson Australia can take from Donald Trump’s astonishing victory is it makes no sense to keep attacking the foundation of our entire economy, writes Terry McCrann.
US election Trump win draws more foreign buyers
UPDATE: Trump winning the US Presidency will lift the number of foreign buyers interested in the Australian property market.
President Trump Putin weighs in on Trump win
AS THE rest of the world reacts with shock to news Donald Trump will be the next US President, one man in particular is thrilled.
Victory drinks Pauline Hanson toasts Trump win
ONE Nation Senator Pauline Hanson is embracing a Trump presidency with open arms, celebrating with a champagne toast outside Parliament House.
Presidential race The world under Donald Trump
THE world is staring at the brink of chaos now that Donald Trump has reached the White House — here’s what will happen now he’s won the race.
AFL Women’s Hope rates Pies as one of teams to beat
COLLINGWOOD will be one of the teams to beat in the inaugural AFLW season, according to marquee star Moana Hope.
New guernsey number Dees hand star recruit Lewis No.6
MELBOURNE has wasted no time in allocating guernsey numbers to its new players with star recruit Jordan Lewis to wear No.6 in 2017.
‘Leadership failure’ Premier surrenders as Herbert finally quits
UPDATE: Daniel Andrews has surrendered to pressure after Corrections Minister Steve Herbert quit two weeks after the Patch and Ted affair broke.
Welfare cheats Mum’s pain as addict son ‘rorts’ system
HE’S been on welfare for years, rorting the system to pay for his drug habit. So did this happy, loving boy become the hopelessly addicted ice addict he is today?
Home invaders Dad hurt saving family from Apex thugs
A SUSPECTED Apex thug has been locked up for almost three years after a man was injured protecting his wife and sleeping children during a terrifying home invasion.
Permanent scar Young thug ‘tags’ victim on chest
A YOUNG thug scratched his “tag” into his unconscious victim’s chest during an unprovoked attack in Melbourne’s bustling CBD.
Future Melbourne Access all areas for MCC members
FUTURE Melburnians could use their MCC membership to put their kids in creche, pay for coffee, visit the gym or play tennis on courts used for the Australian Open.
Future Melbourne Biggest danger to our major events crown
THE man who helped bring the F1 Grand Prix, Commonwealth Games and Cricket World Cup to Melbourne has forecast the biggest danger to our major events crown.
Future Melbourne Sports city to be built in Melbourne’s north
A NEW sports city will be built in Melbourne’s northern suburbs with a $150 million precinct to combine elite and grassroots competition, research and rehabilitation.
Future Melbourne Bid to tap energy in the north
MELBOURNE’S north would become a major jobs hub under a strategy to lure private and public investment.
Permanent scar Young thug ‘tags’ victim on chest
A YOUNG thug scratched his “tag” into his unconscious victim’s chest during an unprovoked attack in Melbourne’s bustling CBD.
Future Melbourne Skills still the best insurance against change
Employment and industry might be changing but young workers with applicable skills will be able to face the future with confidence, writes Neil Coulson.
Waste not Our expanding waste is a major problem
About a third of the food produced in Australia is thrown away and that level of waste is simply unsustainable, writes Ed Gannon.
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US election Trump win draws more foreign buyers
UPDATE: Trump winning the US Presidency will lift the number of foreign buyers interested in the Australian property market.
Stunning renno Judds’ sleek city pad for sale
REBECCA and Chris Judd have listed the property with “rock star appeal” that was transformed as part of Bec’s hit online home style series. Take a look.
Don’t panic Terry McCrann: It’s not the end of the world
THE plunge in our share market was absolutely understandable and indeed rational but also completely stupid, writes Terry McCrann.
Investments Trump, then a jump?
ONE of the most dramatic days of trading on the Australian share market could yet provide a buying opportunity for canny investors.
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AFL clubs reveal their 2017 jumpers
A HOST of AFL teams will wear new guernseys in 2017, including traditionalists Collingwood and Essendon. And it’s back to the old Bears days for Brisbane. SEE THEM HERE
‘I can’t even say President Trump’
IT’S terrifying. Unthinkable. Awful. I can’t even say the words “President Trump”, let alone get my head around the idea that he has won, writes Susie O’Brien.
Rise of Trump: how the impossible happened
DONALD Trump’s divide-and-conquer scorched-earth tactic has delivered the presidency and forever changed politics in the US and abroad.
What Trump’s first 100 days will look like
THE first 100 days of a Donald Trump presidency will see tension for America both at home and abroad — so just what can we expect from the brash billionaire?
How Clinton blew the election
ANALYSIS: The polls said she had a lead over Donald Trump but Hillary Clinton’s hopes of becoming America’s first female president are over.
Stefanovic rises to top of TV heap
TECHNICAL mishaps, flashy sets, a rotating feast of experts and leaving it to the Yanks — how Australian television news covered the US election outcome.
Young thug ‘tags’ victim on chest
A YOUNG thug scratched his “tag” into his unconscious victim’s chest during an unprovoked attack in Melbourne’s bustling CBD.
The world under Donald Trump
THE world is staring at the brink of chaos now that Donald Trump has reached the White House — here’s what will happen now he’s won the race.
Vlahos charged with $129m punting fraud
FALLEN Melbourne racing identity Bill Vlahos has been charged with illegally obtaining $129m through his secretive punters club called The Edge.
Sports city to be built in Melbourne’s north
A NEW sports city will be built in Melbourne’s northern suburbs with a $150 million precinct to combine elite and grassroots competition, research and rehabilitation.
‘Oh God, that was a bad idea’
HERALD Sun cycling expert Sam Edmund thought he was half a chance in a race against former Tour de France champion Cadel Evans... He wasn’t.
The former Liverpool star Victory should get
WITH Besart Berisha to become an Australian citizen, Melbourne Victory will soon have an open marquee spot. There’s a certain Liverpool legend ripe for the picking, Matt Windley writes.
Judds’ sleek city pad for sale
REBECCA and Chris Judd have listed the property with “rock star appeal” that was transformed as part of Bec’s hit online home style series. Take a look.
Youth jails under the microscope
VICTORIA’S troubled juvenile justice system will be the subject of a parliamentary inquiry.
Anyone can buy plane radio transceivers
WANNABE pilots can walk off the street and buy a radio transceiver to illegally communicate directly with commercial aircraft and potentially cause a major catastrophe.
Christmas should be public holiday: Shorten
BILL Shorten has taken a thinly veiled swipe at the Andrews Government over the controversial decision around Christmas Day penalty rates.
Melbourne trains face hack threat
VICTORIA’S train network is exposed to cyber-attacks with “significant weaknesses” in security a damning auditor general report has found.
‘No body, no parole’ law gets green light
MURDERERS will lose the chance of parole if they refuse to give up the location of their victim’s body, after the government caved to pressure and committed to new laws.
Union heads ordered to front hearing
THE heads of the construction union will take their challenge over blackmail charges to the Supreme Court after being ordered to front a pre-trial committal hearing.
Suburban bowler enjoys ‘ridiculous hour of cricket’
MEET Tom Kimpton, the suburban cricketer who took an incredible eight wickets for just three runs on the weekend. But that was just the start.
Riewoldt reno snapped up pre-auction
JACK Riewoldt’s renovated Brighton home has been snapped up with a hefty pre-auction offer.
Last seconds before manager killed
A MAN who killed an innocent motorist in an horrific head-on crash had his foot to the floor half-a-second before impact, a court has heard.
How good can the returning Bombers be?
ESSENDON can only break its finals drought next year if key members of its returning “ASADA Ten” battle to play senior football, writes Jon Ralph.
Woman carjacked after stolen car hits truck
A WOMAN has been carjacked after a stolen car smashed into a truck in a pursuit drama in Melbourne’s west that ended in the arrest of a 27-year-old man.
How a tiny newborn beat the odds
THREE-week-old Melbourne bub Sebastian is one of the lucky ones born too early, too small, yet survived. This is the remarkable tale of his journey so far.
Fines for heritage demolition to double
FINES for the reckless demolition or damage of heritage-listed buildings will be doubled under new legislation.
Woolworths dumps SPC tinned tomatoes
WOOLWORTHS has confirmed it has dumped its deal with SPC for tinned tomatoes but vows it remains “committed to the spirit” of a five-year deal with the struggling food processor.
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The 20 new restaurants to open in Melbourne
A PLAN to serve up to 20 new restaurants at new venues at Chadstone and Knox shopping centres, and the CBD, is set to cement our reputation as Australia’s foodie capital.
Predictable Shakespeare interpretation
USING Shakespeare’s Hamlet as a leaping-off point for a new play is courageous or, some might say, foolhardy, and Anti-Hamlet is a clear case of — well — both say reviewer Kate Herbert
Inner-city cafe is also a dashing evening diner
THIS Richmond cafe by day becomes dashing after dark, shaking cocktails with style and serving up one of the city’s great steaks, writes Dan Stock.
21 Things on in Victoria
21 Things on in Victoria Nov 5 onwards: Banksy Exhibition, Cumbia dancing, Weekend Markets & more, chosen by Mikey Cahill
All hail the doomed queen
ANNE Boleyn, second wife of England’s King Henry VIII and familiar figure of history, is sanctified in glorious and dark dramatic form in Donizetti’s two-act opera from 1830, Anna Bolena, writes reviewer Paul Selar.
How six RAAF men perished in 1962 disaster
A SIMPLE error may have led to the untimely deaths of six RAAF airmen in a tragic aerobatic accident in country Victoria more than 50 years ago.
Sara is a VCE Power-house
VCE Leadership Award recipient Sara Elhouli is kicking goals in the western suburbs by encouraging more girls to play footy
Presidential tensions Stars lose their minds over Trump
HILLARY Clinton’s biggest A-list supporters are freaking out over Donald Trump’s victory — and it drove Lady Gaga to protest on a garbage truck.
‘Sports luxe’ Jess reveals her fashion obsession
She’s one of Aussie’s best when it comes to strutting her stuff on the catwalk, but Jess Gomes reveals she’s a sucker when it comes to active wear.
RendezView What is there to say?
Columnist Sarrah Le Marquand reacts to Donald Trump’s stunning upset in the US election.
Relationships Why we won’t live together until marriage
ANGIE and her fiance are getting married in three months and they’ve never lived together. What could possibly go wrong?
Apple products Does Apple have an ace in the hole?
IT’S been a while since Apple released a revolutionary tech product. So what’s the company got up its sleeve to avoid an innovation crisis?
Retirement savings Will you have enough super?
SUPER fund balances need significant fattening to catch up to the amount required to deliver a comfortable lifestyle come retirement.
