Melbourne: Vets mowed down at Anzac parade
Two war veterans are in a critical condition and six others are in hospital after a military truck accelerated out of control.
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Storm scandal: Bellamy vows not to surrender
Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has vowed to rebuild the shattered club.
Storm scandal: Cleary shocked by club's cheating
Warriors coach Ivan Cleary expects his side to have a "typically difficult" match against the Melbourne Storm.
Murdered gangster 'had it coming' - <i>Underbelly</i> author
A co-author of the original Underbelly books says Carl Williams began a "chain of violence" that ended with his own death yesterday.
<i>Underbelly</i> gangster killed in prison
Carl Williams, the man who almost gave Australia "a bit of pride in their own gangster," has been killed in prison.
<i>Underbelly</i> gangster killed in prison
Early reports claim a man found bashed to death in a Victoria prison is Carl Williams, made famous by an Australian TV drama.
God can't save Queen from Anzac dumping
A decision to dump God Save the Queen from this year's Anzac Day dawn service in Melbourne has angered monarchists.
Triple Aussie killer dad lived in NZ - report
A 37-year-old man, who shot dead his three children in Melbourne, lived in NZ for five years earlier this decade before moving to Victoria.
Motorsport: V8 Supercars look past Ford, Holden duopoly
Chrysler has emerged as the most likely manufacturer to break the Holden-Ford duopoly in V8 Supercar racing after the sport opened the door for other makes to compete from 2012.
Australian police impound Lewis Hamilton's car
The Formula One's car was impounded after doing a burnout near the entrance to the Australian grand prix in Melbourne.
Motorsport: No points, but V8 drivers promise action
Greg Murphy has qualified third for today's top 10 shootout at Albert Park behind Jamie Whincup and Garth Tander.