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Homeless Diggers dying on our streets

DIGGERS now represent almost one in 10 of the homeless people who are at risk of death on Melbourne’s streets.

Horrific crashAirAsia and airport staff exposed

AirAsia and airport staff exposed
UPDATES: THOSE who let AirAsia Flight 8501 take off without proper permits are under investigation, as the airport’s operator and officials are suspended.

Top 100The most popular baby names of 2014

Baby Name Olivia
UNIQUE spellings of traditional names were popular choices for newborns last year, but Victorian parents largely stuck with old favourites. So which names made the top 100?
Crazy Melbourne weather story

Crazy weatherHEAT BREAKER: Get ready for a weekend soaking

SWELTERING 2014 is set to go down as the hottest year on record - but Victorians should get ready for three months’ worth of rain in one day this weekend.

Brutal murderSon ‘killed millionaire dad over allowance’

Son ‘killed millionaire dad over allowance’
A MAN who founded a $200m hedge fund in New York was allegedly shot dead by his son, reportedly after an argument about his monthly allowance.

Etihad StadiumThousands exposed to measles virus

A Measle virus under microscope
THOUSANDS of people were exposed to the highly contagious measles virus at RMIT’s graduation ceremony at Etihad Stadium last month.

Royal scandalFergie defends prince as ‘great man’

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SARAH Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has come out in support of her embattled ex-husband Prince Andrew calling him “the greatest man there is”.
Is this your next smartphone?

Mobile technologyIs this your next smartphone?

BETTER selfies. An almost-unbreakable screen. And a surface that heals its own scratches. The future of mobile phones has been unveiled.
Virat Kohli, Shikhar Dhawan

The axeKohli gets revenge by dropping Dhawan

VIRAT Kohli is set to axe opener Shikhar Dhawan, the Indian teammate who reportedly stood up to him in a heated row in Brisbane.
New Zealand rocked by ‘severe’ earthquake

NZ shakesNew Zealand rocked by ‘severe’ earthquake

NEW Zealand’s South Island has been rocked by a severe 6.4 magnitude earthquake this morning, while aftershocks continue throughout the region.
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Odd rescueNaked woman gets stuck in ex’s chimney

A WOMAN who stripped naked and tried to slide down her ex-partner’s chimney wound up getting stuck for two hours before firefighters rescued her.
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Consumer electronicsThe next big thing in gadgets revealed

THE world’s largest consumer technology event is happening right now and there’s one word on everyone’s lips.

Speed demonsTAC staff leadfooted ... and red-faced

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SCORES of leadfooted staff at Victoria’s road safety organisation have been caught speeding and running red lights

Making a breakThird inmate flees detention

Immigrant Escape
A HOUDINI inmate who climbed a faulty electric fence with makeshift climbing shoes has become the third person to escape from a Melbourne detention centre.

Event wishlistTime to win back our sporting crown

Cleveland Cavaliers v Orlando Magic
SPORT and major events featuring global superstars will be chased to reignite Victoria’s economy under a state government plan to offset the ailing manufacturing industry.

Marathon manDoug’s race around the world

World Marathon Challenge
AFTER surviving a brain tumour and learning to walk again Melbourne man Doug Wilson has signed up for seven marathons on seven continents in seven days.

What’s on10 great kids’ holiday theatre shows

10 great kids’ holiday theatre shows
KEEP your children entertained these holidays with 10 fantastic theatre and music performances.

10 top dropsWhat was worth a plonk in 2014

 The Advertiser food and wine writer Tony Love holding glass of red wine.
AFTER tasting thousands of wines for the Herald Sun this year, Tony Love reveals the best of the best.

Rolling coverageWorsening fire conditions for SA

Bushfire Day 3
UPDATES: South Australian authorities are preparing for potentially catastrophic weather conditions as Victorians welcome a downgraded bushfire threat.

Horrific crashAirAsia and airport staff exposed

AirAsia and airport staff exposed
UPDATES: THOSE who let AirAsia Flight 8501 take off without proper permits are under investigation, as the airport’s operator and officials are suspended.
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Kangaroos re-sign Macmillan

NORTH Melbourne has rewarded Jamie Macmillan with a two-year contract extension despite the defender coming off a season wrecked by injury.
AFL second semi-final: Geelong v. North Melbourne.

InjuryFoot blow for young Cat McCarthy

UPDATE: GEELONG youngster Lincoln McCarthy remains sidelined indefinitely after succumbing to another foot injury.
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Who will you pick?New homes to spark SuperCoach success

THEY’VE found new homes in the off-season but will they find a place in your SuperCoach 2015 line-up? These old faces could be gold.
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Sheik Man Haron Monis holds a press conference after leaving Downing Centre Local Court in Sydney. The Sheik is banned from c...

‘Spy’ lies that opened the door to mad killer

LINDT cafe terrorist Man Haron Monis was given refugee status after fooling the Australian government that he was an Iranian spy.

Tsarnaev trialBoston bomber’s first appearance in months

Boston bomber’s first appearance in months
THE trial of surviving accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins following pictures that have revealed a first glimpse in almost two years.

Gun crisisIbrahims: A life in the Crosshairs

Brothers (L-R) Sam, Michael and John Ibrahim in an undated copy photo.
THE state’s elite police squads, including Middle Eastern Organised Crime, have been called in after the shooting of convicted killer Michael Ibrahim.
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Miley’s drug use worries Dolly Parton

Miley’s drug use worries Dolly Parton

THE family of Miley Cyrus, including her superstar godmother Dolly Parton, have insisted she seek help for her drug habit after a troubling image of the young star was leaked online, according to reports.

Racy photoTara Reid’s weird naked New Year’s post

Tara Reid’s weird naked New Year’s post
TARA Reid left little to the imagination this New Year’s holiday, rolling into 2015 in the buff — and sharing the moment with everyone on social media.

Golden coupleAniston opens up on divorce from Pitt

JENNIFER Aniston has spoken about her divorce from Brad Pitt in a candid new interview, saying the breakup is not painful to her anymore.

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Manual failureCar jacker got stuck on gear shift, drove 20m

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A CAR jacker who clearly couldn’t drive a manual vehicle travelled only 20m during a terrifying incident that left two women shaken.

Campaign for changeNarre Warren pair fronts campaign for adult-sized help

TV Stars
TRAVELLING interstate or even to the beach is anything but a walk in the park for Narre Warren residents Debby and her son Michael Conlon.
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Sparks fail to catch

AUSTRALIA’S beleaguered manufacturing industry has slipped back into decline, raising fresh concerns after the sector made solid gains in the second half of 2014.

CurrencyUS rates rumour sinks dollar

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THE Australian dollar has plunged to a fresh five-and-a-half year low as traders pile into the greenback in anticipation of an interest rate rise in the US.

AppointmentsSutton gets keys to BoQ

Sutton gets keys to BoQ
FORMER Bankwest boss Jon Sutton has been appointed the new chief executive of Bank of Queensland.

Proper planBushfires: leave and live

Bushfires: leave and live
IT’S a terrible pity that it took the deaths of 173 people in the Black Saturday fires to finally convince people that some homes can’t be defended, and some fires simply can’t be fought.

Bad behaviourLearning to party without booze

Learning to party without booze
WE like to tell ourselves that we’re progressing as a society. But all too frequently, we don’t seem to be able to do it without some arm of government stepping in to force us to improve our behaviour.

Splashy escapesThe world’s best swim-up bars

The world’s best swim-up bars
FIRST world problem: having to get out of the hotel pool to get a drink. Solution: swim-up bars. Here are 10 of the best. Cheers!

Celebrity escapeLea Michele’s hot Mexican holiday

Lea Michele’s hot Mexican holiday
THE secret behind Lea Michele’s sexy bikini bod on her recent Mexican getaway will make you green with envy. Or maybe just green ...

Holiday homesProperty bargains by the beach

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LOOKING to buy a beach property this summer? You don’t have to be a millionaire to score a house just a short stroll from the sun and sand.

Million-dollar municipalityMedian house prices across Boroondara top $1 million

Median house prices across Boroondara top $1 million
BOROONDARA has become Melbourne’s first million-dollar municipality with every one of its suburbs boasting a seven-figure median house price.

Why all eyes are on SpaceX

Why all eyes are on SpaceX
SPACEX is making another trip to the International Space Station. But it’s the return trip that has everyone talking, when it will attempt one of the boldest manoeuvres in the history of rocketry.

Is this your next smartphone?

Is this your next smartphone?
BETTER selfies. An almost-unbreakable screen. And a surface that heals its own scratches. The future of mobile phones has been unveiled.

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