Sunshine shopping strips crime crackdown

SUNSHINE, VIC. — Police have targeted tobacco stores with alleged links to organised crime in Melbourne's west as part of a proactive effort to reduce the risk of serious and violent crime in Sunshine.

Woman crashes into pizza store

Hadfield shooting investigation

Are you Fire Ready?

Motorsport business set alight

REGIONAL NEWS

Are you Fire Ready?

VICTORIA. — As Victoria's communities become increasingly diverse, Country Fire Authority (CFA) volunteers are playing an important role in ensuring life-saving fire safety information reaches everyone, regardless of the language they speak.

Hospital-level testing takes flight

Boy drowns in Shepparton

One Nation Melbourne candidate Matthew Collins stands down after shocking tweets revealed

MELBOURNE, VIC. — One Nation Melbourne electorate candidate Matthew Collins has resigned in disgrace from Hanson's One Nation after concerns were raised about offensive social media posts — including “I’ve never asked for consent” — which were posted and deleted from a private account linked to the MP hopeful.

Bob can be statue with soul

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Australia’s biggest-ever cocaine bust

Judge orders Trump to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC

MIAMI, FLORIDA, USA. — A federal judge on Thursday (Friday Australian time) ordered President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC by December 11 (December 12 Australian time).

Hacker used AI agents and a few thousand dollars to break into scores of sites

WASHINGTON DC, USA. — Over the past couple of weeks, a cybersecurity researcher watched as a Chinese-speaking hacker broke into websites belonging to more than 100 companies, including farm equipment maker Deere, home appliance ​company SharkNinja and engine manufacturer Cummins, yet the hacker did almost none of the work.

Trump endorses Netanyahu

Trump touts his power at Kentucky MAGA rally

Police Chiefs endorse PACPOL

Fire Danger Period declared early for Glenelg Shire

GLENELG SHIRE, VIC. — The Fire Danger Period (FDP) will commence at 1am on Monday, November 16, 2026, for the Glenelg Shire Council area.

Fire Danger Period to begin in parts of the West

VICTORIA. — The Fire Danger Period (FDP) will commence at 1am next Monday, November 9, 2026, for several Western region municipalities.

Selby Community House reopens

Funding for new Bridge Street changerooms

Lighting upgrade a win for Wattle Glen sporting clubs

Victorian Mayors stand with Murrindindi

Jess Wilson’s campaign crashes

BENTLEIGH, VIC. — Leader of the Opposition (LNP) Jess Wilson's bus crashed into a jewellery store on the first day of her campaign. This follows Jess Wilson being over an hour late to a press conference that she herself had called, which she rapidly fled in less than five minutes when she realised that she had invited journalists, not just the ones from Victoria's MSM newsrooms with their pre-prepared and approved questions to ask her from their editorial bosses. 

Want Trump’s action and style, then it’s One Nation you need

AUSTRALIA. — Following Tuesday's thumping of Trump and his style of politics in America, Pauline Hanson rapidly removed many references to and media releases from the One Nation website on Wednesday (Australian time), including this one, which we have republished below. Whilst Hanson may have deleted it from the One Nation website, the Wayback Machine has receipts. 

Cop charged with stalking whilst on duty

MELBOURNE, VIC. — A 40-year-old male Senior Constable from Victoria Police's North West Metro region has been charged following an internal investigation with stalking, installing a tracking device to locate a person, attempting to pervert the course of justice and two counts of unauthorised access to police information.

Victorian cop charged with sending child abuse material

VICTORIA. — A 28-year-old Victoria Police constable from the Western Region has been charged with one count each of transmitting material using a carriage service - the material being child abuse material – and using a carriage service in a way that a reasonable person would regard as being, in all the circumstances, offensive, following a Professional Standards internal investigation.

Police Sergeant charged with on-duty assault

Two CMFEU officials charged

The Accurate One

MELBOURNE, VIC. — Known as the ‘Accurate One’, Bill Collins is one of the legends of Australian sports broadcasting. His voice graced the airwaves for over three decades, informing and entertaining his audience, promoting all three codes of the racing industry, and helping to raise Australian race calling to such a high standard that it could be regarded as an internationally renowned art form unique to Australia.

The race that stops a Nation

FLEMINGTON, VIC. — POINT OF LAW is the most inexperienced horse in the race, which produced the best lead-up performance when jumping, running and kept running to win the Geelong Cup.

Yea Golf Club Championships decided

AFLW Emergency Services Match supports women

AFLW Emergency Services Match

Rossdale Golf Club tears up agreement

A Gilbert and Sullivan Christmas Carol

MELBOURNE, VIC. — The Australian premiere of this playful adaptation of Dickens’ classic A Christmas Carol using favourite music from the Gilbert & Sullivan operas and clever new lyrics from Gayden Wren. Includes favourite music from The Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado, HMS Pinafore, Iolanthe, The Yeomen of the Guard, Patience, Ruddigore and more.

Timon Of Athens

Melbourne Opera

One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

La Ronde at Spiegel Haus

SPOTLIGHT

OPINION

Science & Technology

November 6, 1861: Queensland is linked with New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia by telegraph

MELBOURNE, VIC. — Canadian-born Samuel Walker McGowan is credited with bringing the telegraph technology to Australia. Lured by the opportunities created by the discovery of gold in Victoria, McGowan arrived in Melbourne in 1853.

MEDIA MATTERS

The Accurate One

MELBOURNE, VIC. — Known as the ‘Accurate One’, Bill Collins is one of the legends of Australian sports broadcasting. His voice graced the airwaves for over three decades, informing and entertaining his audience, promoting all three codes of the racing industry, and helping to raise Australian race calling to such a high standard that it could be regarded as an internationally renowned art form unique to Australia.

BUSINESS & FINANCE

Who’s paying whom? The circular money machine behind the AI boom

MELBOURNE, VIC. — Imagine a company that sells you equipment, invests money in your business, and then rents back what you build with it. It’s your supplier, your investor and your customer all at once.

Interest rates hit 15-year high

CANBERRA, ACT. — The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board, in a unanimous decision, lifted the cash rate to 4.6 per cent, raising interest rates by 25 basis points to the highest level since 2011, as it wrapped up its two-day meeting this afternoon.

Nillumbik’s Great Business Connect is back

Optus in government’s sights

COOKERWATCH

Want Trump’s action and style, then it’s One Nation you need

AUSTRALIA. — Following Tuesday's thumping of Trump and his style of politics in America, Pauline Hanson rapidly removed many references to and media releases from the One Nation website on Wednesday (Australian time), including this one, which we have republished below. Whilst Hanson may have deleted it from the One Nation website, the Wayback Machine has receipts. 

Jewish Council slams Segal’s Special Envoy’s ‘Trumpian’ roadmap for antisemitism

CANBERRA, ACT. — The Jewish Council of Australia has condemned Special Envoy Jillian Segal’s latest report on antisemitism, released today, as a dangerous and ideologically driven roadmap that threatens freedom of speech, academic freedom and democratic rights, while failing to meaningfully address the causes of antisemitism.

Moir’s View …

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November 7, 1911: Federal Parliament selects the site for the Royal Australian Naval College

CANBERRA, ACT. — On November 7, 1911, the Federal Parliament selected Captain’s Point, Jervis Bay, as the site of the future Royal Australian Naval College. As the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) was inland, it was determined that the national seat of government needed access to the ocean, so the Jervis Bay Territory was surrendered by New South Wales to the Commonwealth in 1915 under the “Jervis Bay Territory Acceptance Act 1915."

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