Mercurio: Italian tomatoes are better

TV presenter Paul Mercurio has cast his vote after a blind-taste test of Australian and imported tinned tomatoes.

Apex gang panic 'misguided'

A blogger says the Sudanese community is "under attack" and alienated youth need support and understanding.

$15,000 educational robot

Rosie the Robot is the latest education tool used in a Victorian school.

Dramatic Princes Hwy pursuit

A male motorist has been arrested after a high speed police pursuit along the Princes Highway.

Hunt for Lachlan Mitchell

The hunt is on for a dangerous young offender who escaped from Malmsbury on crutches on Tuesday.

Bob Carr warns of Trump's presidency

Former Foreign Minister Bob Carr says if Donald Trump wins the presidency it would do "enormous harm" for Australia.

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'We are not that stupid!'

Neil Mitchell calls on the Premier to take control and dump MP Steve Herbert over the dog chauffeuring scandal.

Melbourne Trump mural

A large mural depicting Donald Trump as a the Devil has appeared in Melbourne.

SPC future again unclear

The Victorian Government is having urgent talks with Woolworths over its deal with SPC Ardmona.

Hamish still stuck in hospital

Jake Bourke   Popular broadcaster Hamish McLachlan has recalled the terrifying moment he was trampled by a horse.

Neil's mystery birds

Helen sent an email with a photo of two birds to Neil Mitchell, but what type of birds are they?

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African youth crime

Neil Mitchell says there is a serious crime problem with African kids in Victoria.

Road upgrade for the West

Western Victoria is set to benefit from a $1.8 billion road upgrade.

US protester with Neil Mitchell

Austyn Crites was assaulted at Trump rally after he held up a sign that was anti-Donald Trump.

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Gangs storm Officeworks

It's been revealed four Officeworks stores across Melbourne were hit by thieves on Saturday.

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Lillee's cricket reflections

Legendary fast bowler Dennis Lillee joined Neil Mitchell in studio on Monday...

Car slams into fire hydrant

A car has knocked over fire hydrant at Hoppers Crossing sending water soaring into the sky, onto the road and over cars.

Gang attacks family car

Fiona's young family were on their way to a basketball game, before they were confronted with around 20 youths.

Australia should be 'concerned'

Channel Nine's Political Editor Laurie Oakes says Australia should be concerned if Trump wins.

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States' missing 'accountability'

Neil Mitchell says Victoria has lost all accountability and we need it back.

Fears over anti-refugee rally

Eltham residents say an anti-refugee rally planned for tomorrow is being organised by people from outside the community and does not reflect the majority view.

$266 million care package

Premier Daniel Andrews tells Neil Mitchell the government predicts power prices will rise by four per cent.

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Trump adviser live from the campaign trail

Neil Mitchell crosses to North Carolina to speak to a spiritual adviser for Donald Trump.

Push for clearer speed limits

The RACV has backed a push from Lord Mayor Robert Doyle to make 40km/h zones more clear in the CBD.

A surprising blunder

A listener to Neil Mitchell's program spotted this glaring mistake on an Australia Post poster.

Uber driver's terror over carjacking

An Uber driver who was chased by a gang brandishing a machete and a hammer in an terrifying carjacking attempt in Box Hill North says he has never been so frightened in his life.

Emergency crews at the scene after car flips Reservoir

A car has flipped in Reservoir this morning.

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Extended 40km/h zones

Newly re-elected Robert Doyle says it's important there's a uniformity of speed signs in the city and improving visibility.

The book that 'can't fail'

Famed crime writer Andrew Rule has put together a book Neil Mitchell says "can't fail."

Domestic violence victim 'horrified' to find silent phone number, home address online

A victim of domestic violence who fled her abusive husband was horrified to find her new address and phone number online after she moved to a National Broadband Network plan.

Low life crooks raid school

Staff and students at Ballam Park Primary School have been left devastated after $20,000 worth of laptops, musical instruments and belongings were stolen over the weekend.

Police defend Cup crowd

Police have defended the behaviour of Melbourne Cup racegoers, despite the bashing they've copped from sections of the world's media.

Low act: Wheelchair stolen in Ocean Grove

A man whose wheelchair was stolen from Ocean Grove on Monday has pleaded for its return.

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Lloyd Williams' passion

Almandin's part-owner Lloyd Williams is already hard back at work, he spoke with Neil Mitchell.

Push for labels for coloured salmon

There's a push for Australian salmon to be labelled when its farmed and artificially coloured, similar to the US.

The gardens of Flemington

How do Flemington keep their roses so pristine each year? Tony Jones sat down with Flemington's Gardener Terry Freeman.

'Trump needs to win'

Trump supporter tells Tony Jones why Donald Trump needs to win the presidential election.

'Cruel' refugee policy slammed

Tony Jones has clashed with a refugee advocate over the federal government's weekend announcement.

Submarine in the bay

3AW listener has sent in this photo of a submarine heading through the bay towards the Westgate Bridge.

Nightmare UBER ride

A woman in the South Eastern suburbs has expressed her fear and terror, after an UBER driver touched her breast during a trip.

Clown prank goes wrong

A scary clown prank has gone wrong in the US, after one prankster had a gun pointed at his face.

'Dog Chauffeuring' scandal

Steve Herbert could face sanction if he refuses to answer specific questions about the chauffeuring of his two dogs.

On the frontline

Neil Mitchell spoke to Mark Burrows from Nine News who is on the ground in Iraq.

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Politics hurts cancer patients

Neil Mitchell has slammed Daniel Andrews for putting his "left-wing ideology" ahead of sick Victorians.

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Fair welfare payments

PM tells Neil Mitchell any changes to the welfare system will be fair, despite figures showing many parents are on $45,000 a year.

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Clarke's cricket reflections

Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke says he'd "love" to patch things up with Andrew Symonds.

New target for young crims

Police Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton says young gangs are moving away from home invasions to robbing service stations for cigarettes.

Peninsula Link's cameras face probe

The Road Safety Camera Commissioner has promised a thorough review into the integrity of point-to-point speed cameras along Peninsula Link.

RELEASED: 2017 AFL fixture

The 2017 AFL fixture has been released.

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'We can't trust' politicians

Neil Mitchell has called on Daniel Andrews to sack the corrections minister after he was caught using taxpayer money to chauffeur his dogs.

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How to market Australia to the world

IDEAS FACTORY: Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest says Australia must revolutionise in how it sells itself and its agricultural produce on a global scale.

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How to support the appeal

Neil Mitchell speaks with Western Bulldogs president Peter Gordon about the inaugural Good Friday game.

Concerns over ride safety

WorkSafe has alarmingly revealed that rides at small events at school fairs and regional shows aren't regularly inspected for safety.

'Party houses' causing headaches

The council that's using listening devices to track noise levels for "party houses" in a holiday hot spot.

Police hunt for men over robbery

A woman with cerebral palsy has been robbed while selling magazines in Melbourne's CBD.

Brave manager chases armed men

Danielle Galvin   The manager of a Toorak jewellery store who fought off armed offenders tells Neil Mitchell he's no hero.

Group storms Toorak jeweller

A Toorak jewellery store has been robbed at gunpoint.

Media baron defends cartoon

One of Australia's most powerful media barons says we should be concerned by the investigation into Bill Leak's cartoon.

Single dad's ban overturned

A single dad who was banned from his daughter's ballet dressing room has had it overturned.

'Double-dipping' debate

Neil Mitchell has taken aim at parental leave "double-dippers".

Chapel street traders furious

Chapel street traders are furious at the state government over their refusal to redevelop South Yarra station.

Story of an Australian legend

Victoria Cross winner Cameron Baird is having a book published about his life.

Farms saturated by rain

The recent deluge of rain has caused havoc on Victorian farms.

Melton crime wave

Melton residents say they're barricading themselves in their bedrooms amid an apparent wave of aggravated burglaries.

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How to help Ivy Steel

Little Ivy Steel is sick and needs your help.

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More police for Victoria

An extra 2000 police are expected to be rolled out on Victorian streets, Neil Mitchell hears.

Full-time job collapse

Commsec economist tells Neil Mitchell full-time jobs have fallen significantly, but the outlook is positive.

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Neil slams 'self-indulgent' ABC

Neil Mitchell has slammed the ABC for airing vision of a man ending his own life on television.

Dogs at work!

Neil Mitchell finds out more about the "dogs at work" craze

Adler A110 shotgun debate

Neil Mitchell clashes with Shooters Party member over restrictions on lever-action shotguns.

Anti-vax trolls shamed

Health minister Jill Hennessy has hit back at anti-vaccine social media trolls who've abused and threatened her.

Liquor Market store opens in Ringwood

A new liquor store in Melbourne's east positioned as a low-cost, cut-price store has been dubbed the 'Bunnings' of the booze market.

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Bernard Salt on the smashed avo furore

Bernard Salt joined Neil Mitchell to delve into the debate he started on the housing market, millennials, and smashed avocado.

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Tram information upgrade

Lauren Hilbert   Yarra Trams customer service staff will be equipped with iPads as part of a $110,000 program.

Salvos staff threatened at cafe

Staff at an overnight cafe for the homeless were threatened on Tuesday night, Lord Mayor Robert Doyle says.

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Furious grandmother speaks out

A grandmother who believes her grandson was involved in a disturbing Port Melbourne burglary has told Neil Mitchell she's furious.

Fresh bid to buy Ned Kelly's family home

Work is underway to purchase and restore the family home of bushranger Ned Kelly so it can be opened to the public.

Top 10 'feel good' flicks

Dr Michael Carr-Gregg reveals his top 10 "feel-good" movies.

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Veteran newsreader's new book

Veteran newsreader Mal Walden has written a new book 'The Newsman' 60 Years of Television', he spoke with Neil Mitchell.

Kartik's visa bungle sorted

An Indian national will get to stay in the country after a bureaucratic loophole nearly saw him deported.

'A delight to deal with'

Neil Mitchell has questioned negative perceptions of Shane Watson.

3AW Mornings

Handwriting expert analyses signatures

What your signature says about you.

What's next for Carlton Inn site

The site of the Corkman Irish Pub in Carlton should be turned into a park, advocates say.

Family dog killed by Kangaroo

Julian Price   Monty the pomeranian was killed by a rogue kangaroo who entered his backyard on Saturday, his owner spoke with Neil Mitchell.

New airport taxi toll

The cost of catching a cab to Melbourne Airport is about to get more expensive.

Debate over 'racist' cartoon

Neil Mitchell debates the merits of a controversial cartoon with a political cartoonist.

Junk mail ban proposed

Australia Post could be prevented from delivering unaddressed political mail under a proposed new law.

First time for everything

Senator Derryn Hinch checks in with Neil Mitchell, and for the first time on radio he's wearing a tie!

Kyrgios needs 'more support'

Jake Bourke   Australian tennis great Pat Cash says Tennis Australia isn't doing enough to support Nick Kyrgios.

Left-field plan for homeless

Mayoral candidate Gary Morgan has a radical plan to pay the homeless to report pot holes.

Council campaign posters damaged

A Knox Council candidate has told Neil Mitchell he's had up to 20 campaign posters stolen or damaged.

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Man fights off shark

A man has fought off a five-and-a-half metre Great White Shark with a garden broom.

Can you pronounce this?

The Crown Prince of Thailand has a very long and interesting name, 3AW's David Armstrong has a crack at pronouncing it.