Thieves make off with ATM after ramming ute into shopping centre

Wild footage shows the moment a ute smashes through the glass shopping centre doors before masked offenders steal an ATM.

Hospital systems pass first test after suspected Ebola case in Melbourne

Victorian health authorities are on high alert for diphtheria and Ebola following outbreaks interstate and overseas.

Former governor-general a man of compassion who paid heavy price for error in judgment

Peter Hollingworth had an unwavering concern for those on the margins, writes Labor legend Barry Jones. But a serious mistake ...

Taxpayers, not Big Tobacco, are paying for our illegal smoke habit

Big Tobacco is still making a fortune in Australia, even as government revenue plunges – but organised crime will soon snuff ...
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First home buyer couple pays $872,500 for north-west three-bedder

A first-home buyer couple paid $102,500 over the reserve for a three-bedroom house in Airport West, outbidding three other first home buyers at Saturday’s action. The family home at 102 Halsey Road ...

The train line robbery: How Metro Trains underpaid its own workers

A dispute over millions of dollars in superannuation has resulted in workers taking on both Metro Trains and their own unions ...

The problem with K-pop? The songs are a minor cog in a monstrous machine

Because never has the song been such a small cog in such a monstrous machine. The numbers, we’re often told, are staggering.

The May 30 edition

The world’s most exclusive travel club | Comedian Martin Short | ‘Dopamine dressing’ hits the slopes | How to win an argument ...

‘Should have seen it was a howler within seconds’: Scott’s brutal honesty after nail-biting loss

Chris Scott questioned the AFL’s score review system after a controversial mistake robbed the Cats of a crucial first-quarter ...

‘He’s going to make us a better team’: Popovic says there’s no risk with Volpato’s call-up

The Socceroos coach has explained the reasons behind the biggest World Cup selection curveball in the team’s history - and players seem ready to welcome the Italy-based star with open arms.

‘It was a bit of an out-of-body experience’: Captain Cripps can barely believe his match-winning goal

The resurgent Blues claimed their third win in a row, this time against the Cats in front of more than 60,000 screaming fans at the MCG.

‘Is that a Furby?’: Return of the ’90s with a dancing toy chorus

Is that a Furby?” A Furby on display as part of Furby Chorus and Friends for Rising festival. Simon Schluter The beloved ’90s toy is back as part of Furby Chorus and Friends, an installation of ...