Candidate speaks after bullet holes found in political sign
Dr Lachie McKeeman, running as an independent candidate in the Victorian seat of Benambra, has spoken out against political violence after a bullet hole was found in one of his campaign signs.
Read full articleMORE NEWS
‘Came in to say goodbye’: Shelves stripped bare as luxury brands desert David Jones
David Jones’ owners have appointed administrators, which is expected to trigger an extensive restructure of the company and thousands of job losses.
Tributes flow for truck driver killed in Meckering crash
The father-of-two has been remembered by friends and family as “one of the most amazing men you could ever meet”.
Woman killed in alleged DV murder-suicide, police suspect
The woman’s partner was allegedly wounding himself with a knife when officers responded.
AI start-up Heidi cuts jobs weeks after raising $475 million
The hyped Melbourne start-up is slashing more than 100 jobs in the same week two of its three co-founders said they were leaving the business.
Melbourne's vertical boom
The Age presents first-time 3D visualisations showing how suburbs could rise under Labor's activity centre program the Coalition wants to scrap.
The billionaire who’s a winner from David Jones’ collapse
The collapse of David Jones is expected to give its rival Myer a boost, as reflected in the surging Myer share price.
WA commercial fishers ‘shut out’ of discussions on major ban, inquiry told
Manue Daniels, interim chief executive of the Western Australian Fishing Industry Council, spoke during the Inquiry into the impact of the Demersal Fishing Ban on Thursday.
Right Resources puts 3km NSW tungsten trend in spotlight
Right Resources has uncovered multiple tungsten targets at its Moonlight prospect in NSW, with rock chips returning high grades of up to 0.61 per cent tungsten trioxide and anomalous gold.
‘Outrageous’: Women’s health services to be cut, incoming Catholic owner of NSW hospitals confirms
Any doctor who performs a banned procedure will face “disciplinary action”, obstetricians were told in a meeting with Calvary Health Care leaders.
Reza Adib’s bail altered for Gold Coast rape charges
The ex-partner of Annastacia Palaszczuk is accused of raping a woman at his Burleigh Heads apartment earlier this year.
Alan Jones trial hears of ‘bizarre coincidence’ with complainant and Herald journalist
Investigative journalist Kate McClymont has described an unlikely coincidence discovered during a conversation with a complainant in the indecent assault and sexual touching trial.
Concorde lands in Hong Kong’s Kai Tak for the first time in 1976 – from the SCMP archive
This article was first published on November 6, 1976. Concorde arrives, softly, softly by Mark Giles The supersonic age hit Hongkong yesterday (November 5, 1976) – not with a bang, as many expected, but with a whisper. Concorde, the Anglo-French airliner, arrived from Manila on a demonstration flight with Mrs Imelda Marcos, wife of the Philippine President, as special guest. While the aircraft stopped over before returning to the Philippines, the First Lady and her party found time to do some...