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On the run Breakthrough in hunt for murder suspect
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Expert tips Should we pick ageing SuperCoach stars?
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Mutual appreciation Adele and Beyonce own Grammys 2017
IT was a night of triumphs and disappointments for the two biggest divas of our time, who together dominated the 2017 Grammy Awards.
Watch now ’Inside Ravenhall riot’ CCTV emerges
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.
Serious charge Jockey cops 18 months for mad moment
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THE music’s the same, the aprons are the same, the staff talking about power tools is the same but there is something really odd.
Funding boost $3 billion extra for disabled Aussies
THE government has been accused of ‘robbing Peter to pay Paul’ by promising to use savings from social welfare cuts to boost NDIS funding.
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.
Ararat centre New ‘village of damned’ for our worst
A NEW 20-bed “village of the damned” will be built to house the state’s worst sex offenders and thugs who area not suitable for release into the community.
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Video MRP delivers verdict on brutal bump
COLLINGWOOD’S Sophie Casey has been offered a two-match ban for the bump that knocked out Melbourne’s Meg Downie. See the full MRP verdict.
Red carpet Gaga flashes underboob at Grammys
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Lin family Five life sentences for mass killer Xie
ROBERT Xie showed no emotion as he learned he will die in jail, given five life sentences for the “brutal, callous and calculated” deaths of five sleeping members of the one family.
Should we pick ageing SuperCoach stars?
LIKE an archaeologist digging for the remains of the past, relics and fossils, this week Dan Begala’s pays homage to the elder statesmen of SuperCoach.
MRP delivers verdict on brutal bump
COLLINGWOOD’S Sophie Casey has been offered a two-match ban for the bump that knocked out Melbourne’s Meg Downie. See the full MRP verdict.
Contract Cats move early to lock in Scott
GEELONG hopes to complete a contract extension for Chris Scott “sooner rather than later” and has defended moving to re-sign the premiership coach early.
Injury issues Fresh start what new Blue Smedts needed
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SuperCoach: Al Paton reveals his team
INSANE. Crazy. Out of his mind. These were just some of the responses SuperCoach guru Al Paton received after posting his team. Here’s why.
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Crime rise 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.
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.
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Watch now ’Inside Ravenhall riot’ CCTV emerges
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.
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
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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.
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Oh bee-hive Police seek Manuka honey thief
POLICE are still on the hunt for a sweet-toothed bandit who stole $500 worth of Manuka honey from a chemist in Melbourne’s northwest.
Sinking feeling Driver puts new meaning into carpooling
A P-PLATER has driven his car into a tree and two fences before ending up submerged in a backyard pool in Melbourne’s southeast.
Rock knock ‘Would he be allowed play on Uluru?’
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Shooting death Cops probe car link in drive-by murder
HOMICIDE Squad detectives want to speak to the occupants of a car which they believe is linked to the murder of a man in Melbourne’s north on New Year’s Eve 2015.
Crime fight Boroondara police allay safety fears
BOROONDARA police have moved to quell fears in the community about crime, saying the municipality remains one of the safest in Victoria.
Sound support ‘I just want to make a positive difference’
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Fire farce Demolition of unused fire station begins
THE rebuilding of a bungled new $5.5 million Glen Iris fire station that couldn’t house a fire truck is now underway.
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THE colour purple is the common theme of artworks being sold at an online auction to raise money for people living with epilepsy.
Heritage site Cyclists blamed for historic hill damage
ROGUE cyclists are to blame for eroding the turf at a historical Port Philip landmark after riding across the “sensitive” green space.
Sound support ‘I just want to make a positive difference’
ARZU Yuvarlak is in legal limbo, a multi-talented asylum seeker with no ability to work to pass on her knowledge to the young she loves to teach.
Comfortable cycling Biking the bay in serene style
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Property protected Heritage house left to elements
THIS unique house in Melbourne’s inner south has fallen into disrepair since it was ravaged by a fire – and now a plan to knock it down has been scuppered.
Online crime Gumtree sale ends in assault and theft
POLICE are searching for a Gumtree thief who arranged to buy an iPad online, before he ambushed the owner at a train station in Melbourne’s north and stole it.
Breath test Driver blew four times over the limit
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30 nabbed Crack cop team to track runaway crooks
A SPECIAL police taskforce has been charged with rounding up the growing number of crooks on the run in Melbourne’s east.
Developing story Neighbouring homesellers now arranging plans and permits
YOU’VE heard of neighbours teaming up to lure developers, now they’re organising plans and permits to help themselves stand out from the crowd.
Shooting death Cops probe car link in drive-by murder
HOMICIDE Squad detectives want to speak to the occupants of a car which they believe is linked to the murder of a man in Melbourne’s north on New Year’s Eve 2015.
Tipping point Skip in every street — a rubbish idea?
DUMPERS would be named and shamed, skips placed on every street and free trailers offered if people in Melbourne’s north had their way on a $1 million-a-year rubbish problem.
Access denied Lack of consultation on tram extension ‘scandalous’
CAMPAIGNERS for the extension of tram route 86 to South Morang will not have the opportunity to have their say in the State Government’s feasibility study.
Publican’s grandson Reliving popular pub’s glory days
A MAN who once poured beers at Bridie O’Reilly’s as a nine-year-old says plans to retain the Brunswick building’s facade during its remodelling are the “best of a bad situation”.
Young ballerina Cara turns in top ballet showcase
YOUNG Sunbury dancer Cara has taken a giant leap forward with a key role in the latest Melbourne City Youth Ballet production.
Victoria University campus Vision sought over Jacksons Hill site
AN IDEAS workshop on the future of the Jacksons Hill site in Sunbury has been announced as talks start with key players.
Oh bee-hive Police seek Manuka honey thief
POLICE are still on the hunt for a sweet-toothed bandit who stole $500 worth of Manuka honey from a chemist in Melbourne’s northwest.
Pollution fine Campbellfield-based business fined
A business has been fined for exceeding the amount of chemicals it is permitted to emit a site in Melbourne’s northwest.
Support network ‘I can beat anything that comes my way’
MARK Wilson’s world was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis — but he’s bounced back to such a degree that he’s made it his mission to help fellow sufferers.
Lewd act Mum told to stay quiet on toilet lurker
A DISTRAUGHT mum whose daughter was watched by a man fondling himself while she used a public toilet was told not to make a police statement because he was known to have an intellectual disability.
Petrol-like fumes Smelly factory a headache for neighbours
NEIGHBOURS are in a stink over a reeking asphalt plant in Melbourne’s outer east, complaining the fumes are making them sick.
Taxidermied creations Exhibition more than just skin-deep
EXOTIC animals will be brought to life in one of Melbourne’s quirkiest exhibitions — a showcase of the city’s best taxidermists and their stuffed masterpieces.
Sinking feeling Driver puts new meaning into carpooling
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Helpers needed ‘I love helping people’
YOU won’t meet a Red Cross Op Shop volunteer who doesn’t have a smile on their face. And volunteer Tina Street is no exception.
Crafty capers ‘It’s going back to nature’
LAURA Reihana and daughter Autumn are keen to share their love of Maori weaving.
Festival fun Big crowds, little trouble
Police have praised festival goers’ behaviour at yesterday’s St Kilda Festival.
Awful act of sportsmanship panned
THERE’S trying to exploit loopholes in the rules, and then there’s being an absolute twit who doesn’t know the meaning of the word sportsmanship.
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- Football City wins historic W-League title
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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
WHETHER it’s extra space Victorian homebuyers desire or a private oasis near the beach, the dream is in reach.
JB Hi-Fi powers ahead
STRONG sales of computers, cameras and home appliances have helped drive JB Hi- Fi’s first-half profit through $100 million.
Financial savvy Splitting hairs, not income
WHEN it comes to paying tax in multiple countries, it pays to get some expert advice, writes Scott Pape.
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.
Air time What you didn’t know about flight attendants
CABIN crew do a lot more than serve you food and drinks — they could save your life. Think about that next time you’re tempted to be rude.
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Armed thugs terrorise illegal party
THREE teens have been hospitalised after gatecrashers turned up to an illegal beach party in Ocean Grove allegedly armed with bottles and crowbars.
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
EXCLUSIVE: A ROADSIDE test for fatigue could join the ranks of the alcohol breath-test and drug saliva swab as the next frontier for police to improve road safety.
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
THE High School immunisation program is stuck in the dark age of paper consent forms that get lost and condemn teenagers to unnecessary risks.
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
EXCLUSIVE: Police in Victoria are on alert after a feared U.S. street gang known for extreme violence, extortion, gun trafficking and drug distribution, has expanded into Australia.
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
FOUR Geelong police officers are in hospital and their two cars mangled after being T-boned while chasing an alleged stolen car full of teens.
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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