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Union boss fronts court over charges of injuring and harassing a woman

Union boss fronts court over charges of injuring and harassing a woman

Union boss fronts court over charges of injuring and harassing a woman

The Victorian state secretary of the CFMEU, John Setka, appeared at Melbourne Magistrates court on Wednesday.

  • by Staff reporters

Pastor accused of sex abuse was running a 'money-making machine'

Julie and Lisa are supporting one another, and seeking information from more women in the church.

Federal authorities were warned years ago that an evangelical pastor was using his church to make money and left countless members broke or saddled with debt.

  • by Farrah Tomazin

Stole a car? Licence expired? Highway patrol now have another way to catch you

All 221 Victoria Police highway patrol cars will be fitted with the technology.

The entire fleet of Victoria Police's 221 highway patrol cars will be fitted with state-of-the-art number plate recognition technology - and they are targeting country areas first.

  • by Emilie Baxter

Losers and winners in super industry as workers react to royal commission revelations

Billions in superannuation savings is moving from banking-sector linked retail funds to union-linked industry funds.

Bank-linked funds have lost billions in super savings after the misconduct revealed by the banking royal commission.

  • by Lucy Battersby

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Scott Morrison attempts to rescue his sinking boat with a sea of fear

Scott Morrison attempts to rescue his sinking boat with a sea of fear

There are risks for the Coalition and Labor in an election fought over boat people, but voters will see through Scott Morrison's scare campaign.

  • by John Hewson
Control officers from animal shelter BARC Houston with a tiger that was found in an abandoned house in the city.

Marijuana smoker not hallucinating: she saw a tiger

Houston Police doesn't get calls like this one after a woman's bizarre find in an abandoned house.

  • by Kristine Phillips
New therapy helping kill cancer in under three hours

New therapy helping kill cancer in under three hours

This new treatment has been described as 'like winning the lotto' by patients used to debilitating treatment.

  • by Anthony Colangelo and Liam Mannix
The state government plans to build a skyrail over Toorak Road in Kooyong.

Skyrail set for notorious Toorak Road bottleneck

A skyrail will be built over Toorak Road in Kooyong, to replace one of Melbourne's most congested rail crossings.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Benjamin Preiss
Labor health spokeswoman Catherine King and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten are gearing up for Mediscare 2.0

Opposition prepares ground for Mediscare 2.0

The opposition health spokeswoman said the Coalition could be trusted to protect the universal Medicare system.

  • by Dana McCauley
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St Kilda president backs coach, shifts focus to footy

In an exclusive interview, St Kilda president Andrew Bassat backs Alan Richardson, lashes the Seaford move and says the indebted Saints are focused on footy.

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Sent for scans: Robbie Tarrant.

Robbie Tarrant to have shoulder surgery

North Melbourne defender Robbie Tarrant will have shoulder surgery on Thursday after injuring his A-C joint in the club's intra-club practice match.

  • by Peter Ryan

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The St Kilda landmark now sporting a radically different look

The St Kilda landmark now sporting a radically different look

How to showcase your unique flair, and the best of contemporary trends, without eliminating the heritage elements of a home or building? Like this.

  • by Isabelle Chesher
The shiny accessory that high-end homeowners will want for their garage

The shiny accessory that high-end homeowners will want for their garage

There are only two types of motor enthusiast: those who dream of owning this car, and those who haven't driven it yet.

  • by Stephen Corby

Business

Billions in superannuation savings is moving from banking-sector linked retail funds to union-linked industry funds.

Billions in super savings moves from retail to industry funds

Billions of dollars in super savings have moved from bank-linked retail funds to union-linked industry funds as workers react to misconduct revealed by the banking royal commission.

  • by Lucy Battersby

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Will Matt and Lauren be the first break-up of this year's MAFS?

'Did you use me to lose your virginity?' Lauren and Matt fall apart on MAFS

On Wednesday night, contestants go through a make-up, a (pre) break-up and a hook-up.

  • by Amy Croffey
The narrative of <i>The Cry</I> whips back and forth across continents and time.

A child - and a relationship - go missing in the plot-twisty thriller The Cry

Jenna Coleman, Ewen Leslie and Asher Keddie bring startling depth to Helen Fitzgerald's novel.

  • by Larissa Dubecki

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Too much gaming, streaming, and browsing can ruin your whole day.

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Nine bad habits that are still ruining your health

There are plenty of ways we can improve our health by cutting out simple daily habits.

  • by Michael Jarosky
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek says that while locking certain music exclusively to the app makes no sense, locking down podcast exclusives does.
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The purchase of Gimlet and Anchor will make Spotify the first true competitor to Apple in the podcast space.

  • by Peter Wells

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Aziz ''Ozzie'' Kheir, son of a Lebanese immigrant turned property developer has a runner in the Caulfield Cup on Saturday. Pictured here with the Melbourne Cup he won with Protectionist in 2014 . 20th October 2017. Photo by Jason South

Melbourne Cup-winning owner backs new A-League club Western United

Ozzie Kheir, who was a partner in 2014 Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist, is understood to be financing Western United Football Club.

  • by Dominic Bossi and Michael Lynch
Shannon Gabriel has been charged with a breach of the ICC's code of conduct.

ICC charges Gabriel for Root slur

West Indies bowler has been charged by the International Cricket Council for on-field comments made during the third Test against England in St Lucia.

  • by Rory Dollard

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