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SHOCKING footage has emerged from inside the worst prison riot in Victoria’s history. The vision, obtained by 7 News, shows a vehicle ramming through a fence, fires and prisoners kicking locked doors.
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Funding boost $3 billion extra for disabled Aussies
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Real estate Domain property ads ‘false, misleading’
FAIRFAX engaged in “misleading and deceptive conduct” by publishing two advertisements that claimed its Domain real estate app had “the most property listings in Sydney”, a court has found.
Contract Cats move early to lock in Scott
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Injury issues Fresh start what new Blue Smedts needed
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Watch now ’Inside Ravenhall riot’ CCTV emerges
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Real estate Domain property ads ‘false, misleading’
FAIRFAX engaged in “misleading and deceptive conduct” by publishing two advertisements that claimed its Domain real estate app had “the most property listings in Sydney”, a court has found.
Taxi tension Cabbie protest could move to airport
LATEST: HUNDREDS of taxi drivers marched to Premier Daniel Andrews’ office following a blockade of the Bolte Bridge. The furious cabbies have vowed the protest won’t be their last.
Real estate Domain property ads ‘false, misleading’
FAIRFAX engaged in “misleading and deceptive conduct” by publishing two advertisements that claimed its Domain real estate app had “the most property listings in Sydney”, a court has found.
Other choices Lesser evil is not good enough
LIBERAL MPs and journalists just don’t get that the Prime Minister’s carry-on last week is part of the old politics that no longer works, writes Andrew Bolt.
Crime rise Law and order needs overhaul
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Auction wrap Can you afford ‘bad reputation’ ‘burb?
AN investor has paid almost four times the median house price for an original weatherboard, one of the most expensive homes to ever sell in St Albans.
Coast and Country Embrace a lifestyle change in Victoria
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Financial savvy Splitting hairs, not income
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Investment outlook Trump clarity will benefit us
THANKS to Donald Trump, we have started the year with the clearest outlook for investment and the economy than we’ve seen in quite a while, writes Terry McCrann.
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Armed thugs terrorise illegal party
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Law and order needs overhaul
THE politicisation of Victoria Police is unacceptable at a time when our crime figures are rising alarmingly in comparison with other states, writes Rita Panahi.
Court denial over scooter drugs, gun
A MAN found with a gun, ammo and drugs in a motor scooter has denied the contraband was his.
Radical new test to tackle road toll
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Leftist mobs can’t rule us
STORMTROOPERS now rule Melbourne’s streets. On Friday, police even let some attack people trying to meet two conservative politicians, writes Andrew Bolt.
Pell silent on sex abuse investigation
CARDINAL George Pell has been asked to discuss the progress of a police investigation into allegations of sexual abuse made against him.
Bans to free Melbourne from gridlock
PARKING bans along Melbourne’s arterial roads may be extended as some motorists are forced to crawl at seven kilometres per hour during peak periods.
Armaguard heist ’role’ revealed
THE alleged role of the only man to be charged over the infamous 1994 road-gang robbery has been revealed for the first time.
Liberal Party to favour One Nation
FEDERAL Industry Minister Arthur Sinodinos has defended his party’s decision to direct preferences to One Nation, 16 years after John Howard directed the Liberals to put One Nation last.
Xenophon to stop super rip-off
THE Federal Government may soon be forced to return billions of dollars of “lost” superannuation to its rightful owners thanks to Nick Xenophon.
Dumping renewable energy plan a jobs ‘risk’
THE state opposition’s plan to dump the Victorian Renewable Energy Target will put thousands of new jobs at risk, the Andrews Government says.
Facing victim is bully kryptonite
SCHOOLYARD bullies are more often stopped by meetings with their victims than by being punished, new research has revealed.
Paper consent forms doom immunisation
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Meal mix-up killed my wife
A SIMPLE mistake by a waitress who accidentally swapped two dishes left a woman dead from an allergic reaction as her husband calls for an overhaul.
Violent street gang has police on alert
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Melbourne facing school shortage
MELBOURNE’S outer suburbs are facing a high school crush with an “alarming” shortage of secondary schools.
Police injured in brutal pursuit crash
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Kids’ safety blitz targets volunteers
ADULTS regularly helping out at kids’ sports and community events will be forced to undergo police checks or face tough fines or even jail under new Victorian laws.
Pubs and clubs free to serve drunks
PUBS and clubs are getting away with serving drunks and minors because lazy liquor licensing inspectors aren’t working late into the night, a scathing report has found.
Aussie toddlers set for obesity pain
AN “alarming” number of Australian toddlers are filling up on hot chips, sweet biscuits, lollies and chocolate, setting themselves up for a lifetime of obesity.
It’s time our politicians saw the light
THE next election won’t come down to harbourside mansions, writes Peta Credlin. It will turn on who will keep our lights on and power bills down.
’I can’t wait to change nappies’
THEY met on I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! but didn’t fall in love until a year later. Now expecting a baby, they tell all about their romance.
Valentine’s Day off the boil for MKR kings
THEY are TV’s most charming duo, but while they are romantics at heart, My Kitchen Ruleshosts Pete Evans and Manu Feildel believe Valentine’s Day is off the boil.
Reality star calls cops after fleeing set
EXCLUSIVE: Married at First Sight star Scarlett Cooper filed a police report alleging she was chased through the streets at 3am after being assaulted by a Channel 9 producer and held on set against her will.
Macca’s fracas caught on tape
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