Grant McArthur
ELDERLY hospital auxiliary volunteers were almost jumping for joy yesterday after the Royal Women's Hospital promised to let them back.
Ian Royall
A ST Kilda pub promotion urging women to take off or flash their underwear in exchange for free drinks has been banned.
Georgie Pilcher
THE alleged head of an international drug syndicate considered Tony Mokbel "stupid" for being apprehended, a court has been told.
Janet Fife-Yeomans
THE man accused of killing cruise ship passenger Dianne Brimble is working at a Mildura winery. Mark Wilhelm has built a new life with his partner.
Karen Collier
ABSENTEEISM at Victorian schools is out of control, with some children missing 50 days a year without being sick. Some principals want slack families to be fined.
Susie O'Brien
WHY are young men more likely to be Fast and Furious and Gone in 60 Seconds than Driving Miss Daisy when it comes to being behind the wheel?
TELSTRA will axe 800 jobs as the introduction of new systems means it needs fewer staff supporting those who face customers. Management and professional services roles will be axed.
Brendan Roberts and Ian Royall
A CYCLIST'S death could have been avoided if Melbourne City Council had acted sooner on plans to rid Swanston St of tour buses.
Mary Bolling and Brigid O'Connell
QANTAS has been labelled Australia's worst-performing airline by a new federal government report showing record rates of delays and cancellations.
Terry Brown
FOOTSCRAY born, bred and brainwashed, Mavis Hart puts the gran into grand final. The 96-year-old has seen Footscray salute five times.
Mark Dunn and Carly Crawford
METHANE fumes were drifting over Cranbourne residents for years before developers insisted on building homes closer to the garbage site.
VICTIMS of police brutality have been abandoned by the State Government and will almost never get to claim compensation, the Law Institute of Victoria claims.
Carly Crawford
BOUNCERS at a notorious South Yarra nightclub manhandled patrons, tried to cover up a shooting and repeatedly lied to investigators, police allege.
Stephen McMahon
THE carnage on the global financial markets shows no sign of ending with the Australian stock market crashing to a three-year low yesterday.
Wayne Flower
MAGNIFICENT fields of canola near Bendigo are an amazing sight. But the sad truth is this crop could be just days away from being turned into hay.
Young fun: racing pigs are just one of the many attractions for kids at the Royal Melbourne Show. Picture: Rebecca Michael
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Grant McArthur
BEST friends Karen Zini and Jenny Andersson will never forget the broken down car and rocky road they took to motherhood together.
John Masanauskas
MELBOURNE'S most liveable suburb is Bentleigh East, a special Herald Sun panel has decided. It was judged the best suburb from a field of 50.
Roger Franklin
SATURDAY, March 23: It's been 54 years since the Bulldogs' one and only premiership, which means it hasn't happened in my lifetime.
UP-and-coming Richmond ruckman Dean Putt is nursing a fat lip this week after being punched while watching a Victorian country football final last Saturday.
Shelley Hadfield and Mark Buttler
A WOMAN-basher will spend at least six months in jail for his drunken and frenzied attack on a young nightclub patron who knocked back his advances.
Natalie Tkaczuk Sikora
THE Royal Melbourne Show kicked off in spectacular style yesterday with a bumper crowd making the most of an action packed day.
John Masanauskas
DEAN Mighell's Electrical Trades Union is under scrutiny from a corporate watchdog over transactions involving a redundancy fund.
John Ferguson and Nick Higginbottom
THE $750 million Sugarloaf pipeline will be turned off and no water sent to Melbourne if the Liberal-National coalition wins the next general election.