Injured Teens slash woman at train station
THREE teenagers are on the run after a stabbing incident at Southern Cross station that left a young victim with slashes on her upper arm.
Blues hold narrow lead over Crows
CARLTON has held Adelaide goalless in the opening half at Thebarton Oval in the battle of AFLW unbeaten teams. JOIN OUR LIVE COVERAGE
Exclusive photos TV star Karl shows off new girlfriend
IT WAS a serendipitous way for Today show host Karl Stefanovic to confirm rumours surrounding his new romance — putting on a very public display yesterday with girlfriend Jasmine Yarbrough on Sydney Harbour.
Special report Hospitals turning into beds for boozers
DRUNKS are flooding hospital emergency departments taking up beds, hogging staff time — and doctors have had a guts’ full.
Light up White Night dazzles Melbourne
SATURDAY night is all right for lighting... and when a cooler than usual White Night flicked the switch to colour, the effects were bigger and brighter than ever. SEE THE VIDEO AND PICTURES.
Minogue speaks Kylie: Why I love to be in love
EXCLUSIVE: POP superstar Kylie Minogue has broken her silence on the demise of her engagement to English actor Joshua Sasse and her plans for a new album.
‘Premeditated attack’ Coward assault on prison guard
THIS is the face of a prison guard brutally bashed by a teen thug while trying to protect a colleague from out-of-control criminal youths rampaging at Barwon Prison.
Young star McGrath all smiles after JLT debut
ANDY McGrath’s week started with a surprise in his locker. It ended with a brilliant JLT Community Series debut. So how did the youngster evaluate his performance?
Hot start ‘He can be a game-wrecker’
THERE was plenty of talk in the lead up but Travis Cloke wasted no time showing exactly what he’s made of in his first outing for the Western Bulldogs.
Racecourse living Flemington apartment towers racing ahead
MAJOR housing developments at Flemington Racecourse are closer to be given the green light, but some of the apartment towers will be much smaller than first proposed.
GHB overdoses 40 revellers treated after festivals
UPDATE: Ambulance Victoria have treated close to 40 people after a spate of overdoses at two major events across Melbourne while a further 40 were arrested at Electric Parade dance festival.
Exclusive pictures White Night mayhem as youths face off
HUNDREDS of police swarmed White Night as violence threatened to break out at Federation Square amid a dispute between two youth groups. More than 20 arrests were made and a baseball bat was seized as police ushered teens out of the city.
‘Premeditated attack’ Coward assault on prison guard
THIS is the face of a prison guard brutally bashed by a teen thug while trying to protect a colleague from out-of-control criminal youths rampaging at Barwon Prison.
‘Premeditated attack’ Coward assault on prison guard
THIS is the face of a prison guard brutally bashed by a teen thug while trying to protect a colleague from out-of-control criminal youths rampaging at Barwon Prison.
Repeated mistakes If Bill Shorten wins, we all lose
I DON’T know who is running the show in Canberra but it doesn’t seem they’re learning from their mistakes, writes Peta Credlin.
No excuse So sorry, Grant, no more last chances
WE’VE been pretty tolerant of Grant Hackett as he’s gone from swimming hero to flog but sorry mate, there won’t be any more last chances, writes Katie Bice.
Local
- All Leader The latest news from across greater Melbourne
- Inner East Progress | Stonnington
- Inner South Mordialloc Chelsea | Bayside | Caulfield | Moorabbin | Port Phillip
- East Manningham | Whitehorse | Waverley | Heidelberg
- North Northcote | Preston | Melbourne | Diamond Valley | Whittlesea
- North West Moreland | Hume | Sunbury | Moonee Valley | Maribyrnong | Macedon Ranges
- Outer East Knox | Maroondah | Lilydale & Yarra Valley | Free Press
- South East Frankston | Mornington | Springvale Dandenong | Berwick | Cranbourne
Streetscapes Plenty of fresh air at these parkside properties
FOR those who love the great outdoors, a house with easy access to parkland is a must. We’ve done the hard work for you and found three of the best parkside properties on the market. Take a look through them.
Company tax Why bashing the banks is silly
THE Prime Minister says “no” not once but twice. A former premier says “yes”. All three answers were sensible and good for bank customers, writes Terry McCrann.
Global markets Stocks slip as market awaits Trump policy
STOCKS on major world markets have slipped following consecutive sessions of record highs, as investors awaited clarity on US President Donald Trump’s tax and trade policies.
Subscriber Exclusives
Flemington apartment towers racing ahead
MAJOR housing developments at Flemington Racecourse are closer to be given the green light, but some of the apartment towers will be much smaller than first proposed.
Midnight Oil is taking on scalpers
MIDNIGHT Oil has declared war on scalpers and will introduce a raft of initiatives to hinder them securing tickets to their concerts in Australia.
Tziporah’s secret weight-loss deal
TZIPORAH Malkah has been keeping quiet about her weight during her time in the jungle. And there’s a very good reason for that.
Credit card price war looms
ONE of the nation’s biggest banks is preparing to cut credit card interest rates, triggering a long-overdue war that would save consumers $100m a year.
Sad reality of the majestic rhino
THEY’RE hunted for their ‘magical’ horns and the wild rhino is shockingly close to extinction. Now these stunning pictures are helping to save them.
Charles, the activist king
PRINCE Charles’s views on climate change and other issues could create problems when he is king unless he adopts his mother’s famed discretion. But will the outspoken prince be silenced?
Ange has more glory in his sights
AS a coach, there are very few titles and trophies Ange Postecoglou hasn't won in Australia. Now, the beloved coach sits down to discuss the Socceroos, growing up as an immigrant and the future of the A-League.
Raids reveal puppy factory horrors
HUNDREDS of animal cruelty cases have been uncovered in Victoria with puppies and kittens living in inhumane conditions.
Lukas rediscovers his hunger for food
FOR three years, Lukas Rosenbaum had a food aversion that prevented him from eating, which forced him to rely on tube feeding for survival.
Singer’s swansong an anthem of survival
FOR a dead man singing, Matt Hirst looked good and sounded better, so a TV talent show wanted to put the handsome young opera singer live on stage.
Family bumps footy for Pies skipper
FAMILY will trump footy for Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury, as he and his wife Alex await a little magpie joining their family nest.
Drug-driver puts family out of business
A 17-year-old bailed drug-driver was allegedly travelling in a stolen car and high on ice when he damaged a truck and crane used at Cranbourne family business.
Young Dog barks up the love tree
SHE grew up a Fremantle Dockers fan, but Miss Universe Australia Caris Tiivel has become a new and very keen supporter of Grand Final victors the Western Bulldogs and young Josh Dunkley.
Netball loyalties torn over Super comp
WITH the first centre pass of netball’s much-hyped new elite competition to be taken today, netball fans from Mildura to Maribyrnong face a dilemma.
Accused CBD killer’s brother alleged thug
THE brother of accused Bourke St rampage killer Dimitrious Gargasoulas is an alleged violent thug who is facing a stint in jail alongside his brother.
I’m sorry supermarket, it’s over — we’re done
DEAR supermarket, we had a good thing going. But then came Easter eggs in January, long lines and — the final straw — self-service checkouts, writes Susie O’Brien.
Melbourne’s best themed bars
FROM Harry Potter-inspired potions to Berlin-style opulence and New York cool, we’ve found the best of Melbourne’s stylish themed bars — just in time for the weekend.
Hurt footy star’s dad urges safety
THE concerned dad of a female footy star knocked out in the first frightening clash of the AFLW has urged guardians of the game to keep violence out of the competition.
One of our mightiest still falling
GRANT Hackett, devourer of pain. Remember him? Indestructible. How does he descend into the saddest story in Australian sport, asks Nick Walshaw.
Medical marvel helps diagnose 100 kids
IN A medical milestone, 100 Victorian children have received a diagnosis for their mystery genetic disorders through a revolutionary technology.
How not to raise a spoilt brat
NOBODY wants to raise a spoilt brat, but bad behaviour often begins with best intentions. Here’s Barefoot Investor Scott Pape’s golden rules on pocket money.
Foreign cash tricky political issue
IN a week of parliamentary biff, one issue stood out: how to deal with foreign governments paying to influence Australian elections, writes Laurie Oakes.
Werribee jail letter a hard sell for MP
RESIDENTS are slamming “a sham” letter-drop by Treasurer Tim Pallas that promises consultation on the proposed Werribee South youth justice prison.
Hackett splits from long-term manager
GRANT Hackett appears to have broken ties with his long-term manager as sources say his boozy bender started in Melbourne last weekend.
Jetski victim ‘Princess Em’ remembered
EMILY Collie would have turned 21 next month, but instead of a joyous birthday party her grieving friends and family celebrated her life at her funeral.
The killers that got away
NOT many murderers have escaped the clutches of Ron Iddles in the 25 years he’s hunted killers. These are the few that did — and he hasn’t given up on catching them.
Melbourne gangland figure back in jail
SUSPECTED mafia heavyweight Rocco Arico is back behind bars, with the Herald Sun finally able to reveal the alleged gangster’s incarceration after a court-imposed gag order was lifted yesterday.
Most Viewed
Melbourne’s best themed bars
FROM Harry Potter-inspired potions to Berlin-style opulence and New York cool, we’ve found the best of Melbourne’s stylish themed bars — just in time for the weekend.
Don’t forget your jacket for White Night
THE only rain falling at White Night will be at the Purple Rain tribute to Prince, with showers to ease off by night time. Here’s everything you need to know about what to see, eat and do.
Going the distance
WELCOME to the third of nine training articles to help you prepare for the 2017 Herald Sun/CityLink Run for the Kids on Sunday, April 9.
Hawkins wows Myer autumn fashion launch
SLEEK, chic and feminine collections — and a stunning Jen Hawkins — featured in the Myer autumn fashion launch. PICTURE SPECIAL
Playtime prescribed for Monash kids
THE first sneak peek inside the new Monash Children’s Hospital shows distraction, reassurance and playtime will be heavily prescribed when it opens in April.
Satellites to stay a step ahead of danger
NEW high-resolution imagery of Australian bushfires taken from space will be passed to emergency authorities to help save lives and aid firefighting.
Homes of Melbourne’s rich and famous
TAKE a peek inside the homes of Melbourne’s rich and famous — from Bec Judd’s modern, stylish mansion to Molly Meldrum’s Egyptian treasure trove.
Reality star Keira shocks with cult confession
“HOLY s**t!” That’s all Lisa Curry could say when her I’m A Celebrity camp mate opened up about her polygamous upbringing.
Bec’s back Bec back ready to fire
REBECCA Maddern is back preparing for her first full year of footy
RendezView Labor blew it on marriage equality
If Labor hadn’t claimed gay people were too fragile to handle debate, same-sex marriage might have been legalised this week, writes Miranda Devine.
Cheaters The most hated man on Twitter
TWITTER has well and truly taught this cheating ex a lesson after a video of him talking to his heartbroken girlfriend went viral.
Interactive festival Pick the brains of today’s top innovators
AUSTRALIA’S innovators will soon be opening their doors in a festival designed to let the public explore the offices of Facebook, Uber, Airtasker, Data 61 and News Corp and learn how they innovate from the inside.
Smartphone technology Selfie payments on the way
SMARTPHONE selfies will soon be used by consumers to verify a payment.
Today's Most Popular Articles
- White Night mayhem as youths face off
- 40 revellers treated after festivals
- TV star Karl shows off new girlfriend
- White Night dazzles Melbourne
- Garry Lyon drops Brownless bombshell
- Jig is up, Waleed. You’ve shown your true colours
- Teen dies in ute rollover
- ‘Mini-Steve Irwin’ wows Fallon
- Milo offends in ways EW can't describe
- Flag hangover or a side on the rise?
- Burqa row: Veil 'contrary to our culture'
- Man, 20, missing near Augusta
- One dead in fiery Capel crash
- PM's threat to WA Labor
- Eagles' cavalry set for Geraldton
