Pedestrian deaths Melbourne driver 'had history of violence'
THE man who went on a rampage through Melbourne’s CBD has a history of violence, drug use and mental health problems.
Traffic gridlock What we know about Bourke St fatalities
A YOUNG child is among the dead and Melbourne roads are in chaos after an erratic driver killed four pedestrians and injured dozens in Melbourne CBD.
‘Vicious’ Witness describes ‘stabbing frenzy’
A HORRIFIED eyewitness saw a man go on a “stabbing frenzy”, attacking a man with a kitchen knife during a brawl in Windsor.
Aussie out No sponsor, no worries as Evans dumps Tomic
IT’S been an Australian Open to forget for Australia’s elite men. Bernard Tomic, our last hope, was dumped from the Open in straight sets by Dan Evans.
Miracle Miracle survivors found in the snow
UP to eight survivors have been found after an avalanche flattened their hotel in the Italian alps, as calls for help were reportedly “ignored for hours”.
Roe 8 Naked protester removed from tree
ROE 8 protesters were shouting out messages of support as police removed a naked woman who has been up in a tree for ten days.
'If the uniform looks good, why not?'
WHAT are your thoughts on bikini baristas? One Nation candidate for Dawesville Lawrence Shave seemed to think it was a great business opportunity.
Cousins to stand trial over drugs charges
UPDATE: Troubled former AFL player Ben Cousins will face trial in June charged with possessing methylamphetamine.
Morning meals Say goodbye to boring brekkies
MAKING the most of the morning meal has had a comeback, with more people turfing traditional breakfasts for taste sensations.
McCafe to runway Hot model out of Africa
YOUNG, beautiful and statuesque, everyone except Ajok Madel thought she could make it as a model.
Marny Lishman How do you get through crisis?
EVER gone through a difficult time and hummed “just keep swimming”? Been on a bad holiday and thought “there is no place like home”? Recently got angry and started singing “let it go”?
Tom Percy Why lawyers defend heinous charges
THERE are the two dinner party questions that make a criminal lawyer cringe. You would like a dollar for every time you get asked.
Jailed Melrose Place star breaks silence
AN ex-Melrose Place star has told of her time behind bars for a fatal drink driving incident and how it ultimately cost her friendships and her marriage.
Minchin anti-Pell song up for award
FLUME, Missy Higgins, Sia and Tim Minchin are up for the APRA Song of the Year award as protest songs make a comeback.
RendezView Dear Average Australian Racist, you’ll never win
Racists can complain about a billboard featuring Muslim girls, or vote in as many Pauline Hansons as they want, but they will never win, writes Jill Poulsen.
RendezView Your online behaviour says a lot about you
Decency used to be measured with the Waiter Rule. Now it’s measured with the Online Rule, writes Dannielle Miller. And there is not much of it on offer.
Cheaper streams How to get a better broadband deal
AS we continue to gobble up masses of data at home each month, Aussie telcos are battling it out to offer more competitive deals we often miss.
Have your say Mum and baby ‘kicked out of theatre’
A MELBOURNE mother claims she was kicked out of a theatre performance because she took her three-month-old baby along with her.
Eco extras Perth house hunters turning green
PERTH house hunters are increasingly keen to be green — and for many it’s as important as price and location, according to new research.
The top five back-to-work gadgets
HOLIDAYS are ending and it’s time to get back to business. Luckily, there are gadgets that can help ease the pain of your return.
