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Reasonable doubt? A murder in Dandenong

Reasonable doubt? A murder in Dandenong

William Awu was stabbed through the heart while asleep. A mother-of-three is in jail for the crime, but RMIT researchers studying the case have questioned evidence that led to her conviction.

  • by John Power

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Room swap during C-section after hospital chemical spill

Room swap during C-section after hospital chemical spill

A woman had to be evacuated during a C-section after a hazardous chemical spill at a hospital in Melbourne's north.

  • by Matilda Boseley
Mysterious government revenue worth nearly $3b

Mysterious government revenue worth nearly $3b

The figure suggests a substantial new policy has been included in the bottom line and will be made public shortly.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Triple zero phone may be the key to Margaret River deaths

Triple zero phone may be the key to Margaret River deaths

Answers to Australia’s worst mass shooting since Port Arthur are likely in a call made by a man at the property.

  • by Lucy Cormack
Drop the 'himpathy': Clarion call of festa's #MeToo moment
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Drop the 'himpathy': Clarion call of festa's #MeToo moment

I am encouraging every woman to drop the "himpathy". I call on you to call these men, and call them out to their face.

  • by Helen Pitt
Meet our youngest Royal (Fellow, that is)

Meet our youngest Royal (Fellow, that is)

Geordie Williamson was 13 when he solved one of his father's conundrums and realised he had a knack for numbers.

  • by Esther Han
Terrorism suspected as Paris knife attacker kills one
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France

Terrorism suspected as Paris knife attacker kills one

An assailant shouting "Allah Akbar" killed a passer-by in a knife attack that also wounded four others in the heart of Paris.

  • by Julie Carriat
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Women's endurance gives them a financial edge

In tough conditions, women complete the Boston Marathon at a higher rate than men. This psychological edge can also help with finances.

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    The government-backed scheme that beats a reverse mortgage

    Personal finance expert Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon answers your questions.

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      The way we hear cricket on our screens will never be the same

      The hirings of the last fortnight confirm that very few Channel Nine commentators will make it to the new broadcasters.

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        Dockers too good despite Saints' comeback effort

        Dockers too good despite Saints' comeback effort

        St Kilda was the fourth Victorian team to try and win at Optus Stadium this season but were blown away early by Fremantle before losing by 30 points.

        • by Brad Elborough
        Western Bulldogs gain momentum against wasteful Brisbane Lions

        Western Bulldogs gain momentum against wasteful Brisbane Lions

        The Western Bulldogs have won three on the trot and head to Adelaide with confidence their mojo is back.

        • by Peter Ryan

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        AMP's new chairman declares the company is in crisis

        AMP's new chairman declares the company is in crisis

        David Murray is not known for mincing his words, and he is typically frank when describing the challenge he confronts.

        • by Clancy Yeates

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        Cate Blanchett to lead Cannes film festival protest

        Cate Blanchett to lead Cannes film festival protest

        The actress will be among 82 women set to walk the red carpet to highlight the limited number of female filmmakers who have been nominated.

        And the winner of the 2018 Archibald Prize is . . .

        And the winner of the 2018 Archibald Prize is . . .

        Melbourne art teacher Yvette Coppersmith has won Australia's most prestigious art prize.

        • by Linda Morris

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        The new Rolls-Royce Cullinan could be world's most luxurious SUV

        The new Rolls-Royce Cullinan could be world's most luxurious SUV

        It comes with all the trimmings, but this million-dollar machine is more resort than desert.

        • by Toby Hagon
        Let's celebrate actual mothers and grandmothers this Mother's Day.

        You can't outsource motherhood, but you can share the load

        Mother's Day is a time to reflect on the unpaid contribution of mothers and grandmothers to families and communities.

        • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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        Storm close out injury-ravaged Titans in brutal encounter in Brisbane

        Storm close out injury-ravaged Titans in brutal encounter in Brisbane

        Melbourne made it four wins in five weeks as the Titans were down to a bare minimum of players in the first of the Suncorp Stadium double-header.

        • by Phil Lutton
        City of Casey set to invest $20m to back Team 11's A-League bid

        City of Casey set to invest $20m to back Team 11's A-League bid

        Team 11, the consortium based in Melbourne's south-east, is harnessing funding from the City of Casey for a regional centre of soccer excellence.

        • by Michael Lynch