
CFMEU Victoria officials charged with blackmail
Police have laid blackmail charges against the two most senior figures in Victoria's powerful construction union.

Nth Melb player returns to court for alleged rape
Majak Daw has pleaded not guilty to the alleged crime, which took place in 2007, when he was 16 years old.

Legal action over baby deaths
Bacchus Marsh hospital to face action over cluster of deaths between 2013-2015.

Medicinal cannabis set for Vic
Children with severe epilepsy will become first to gain access to drug in 2017.

Anti-Islam rallies planned
Opponents of religious extremism are taking to the streets across Australia this weekend.

Sharky Jama an unlikely ISIL recruit
A former model with a warm personality and respected by community leaders, Sharky Jarma seemed an unlikely recruit for Islamic State.

Abbott insists East West tollway ‘not dead’
The PM freezes $3 billion in hope of resurrecting Melbourne road project.

Science finds new weapon for bunny battle
A new weapon has been identified for Australia's battle against a major pest - the wild rabbit.

Executions a bad sign for Bali Nine pair
Indonesia has defied international pressure to execute five foreign nationals for drug crimes, in a bad sign for two Australians facing the...

Nats leader quits after poll loss
Victorian Nationals leader Peter Ryan is standing aside, saying the party needs an infusion of new blood and fresh leadership.
