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Woman survives carpark plunge
A driver in Melbourne survived an incredible six-storey plunge from a carpark building.
Netball: Aussie skipper out of world champs
Australian netball's worst fears were formalised today with inspirational captain Sharelle McMahon ruled out of July's world championships.
Woman survives car's fall from Melbourne building
A woman has driven a car off the edge of a multi-storey car park in Melbourne, falling up to six floors to the ground.
Basketball: Breakers ease past Tigers
The New Zealand Breakers ended the regular season with a dominant 87-74 victory over the Melbourne Tigers.
Controversial nude artist opens new show
Fans of controversial artist Bill Henson say those offended by his work in the past are likely to be similarly disturbed by his latest exhibition.
Netball: McMahon gets serious injury
The playing future of Australian netball captain Sharelle McMahon is under threat.
Man who threw daughter off bridge guilty of murder
The man who threw his four-year-old daughter off Melbourne's West Gate Bridge has been found guilty of murder.
Rugby: First five hungry to make his mark
It has been a topsy-turvy six months for Hurricanes' first five-eighths Daniel Kirkpatrick.
Motorsport: Button busts Bathurst record in F1 car
It is not often Craig Lowndes gets overshadowed at Mount Panorama, but that is what happens when you face off with a Formula One champion.
Golf: Campbell into final, Ko and Cho bow out
New Zealand golfer Ben Campbell has secured a place in today's final of the Australian amateur championships.
Motorsport: Hamilton steers away from Melbourne police
Formula One bad boy Lewis Hamilton plans to steer clear of Melbourne police and race officials this year.
Fashion gets festive
Following the success of last year's show, Fashion Festival now lasts an entire week.
Motorsport: Webber set for change of luck in Melbourne
Since his jubilant debut in 2002, Mark Webber has trudged away from Albert Park, head bowed in frustration.
Australia: Sky's the limit
There's heaps to enjoy on the Melbourne to Sydney touring route, writes Rob McFarland.
Australia: Gangland godmother guilty
A long-running turf war between rival crime clans left nearly 30 people dead between 1998 and 2006. The main players are dead or in jail, but the violence continues.
Soccer: Bling provides salutary lesson for young talent
As Marco Rojas looks set to play his football for the Melbourne Victory next season, Michael Brown looks at whether it's the best move for him.
Golf: Fire destroys home of golfer's parents
Fire has destroyed the Melbourne home of the parents of professional golfer Aaron Baddeley.