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Monumental Melbourne
This bustling city boasts plenty of options for families, writes Monique Balvert-O'Connor.
Principal 'gutted' by boys' theft spree
The principal of an elite Australian Catholic college has suspended a group of boys allegedly involved in a $6000 theft spree in Queenstown.
Aussie Archbishop says sorry to abuse victims
'I once again express my deep sorrow and offer a sincere and unreserved apology to all victims of sexual abuse,' says Archbishop Denis Hart.
Charges considered for degrading Facebook list
Australian police are considering charging the author of a Facebook page which lists and names women as "100 Biggest Sluts of Ballarat".
Dan Carter takes turn on <i>Top Model</i>
The upcoming series of NZ's Next Top Model promises to be must-watch TV.
Husband killed as wife comforts grieving son
A Tauranga grandmother was comforting her grieving son over the loss of his partner when she received the tragic news her husband had died in a forklift accident.
Bendigo: Down and outed
Rachel Grunwell dons a hard hat and takes the plunge into a Victoria gold mine.
NRL: Storm trial a possibility for July
The dispute between the Melbourne Storm and the NRL over salary cap penalties could be heard as early as July, a judge has said.
Arrest made in connection with Indian student's death
Melbourne police have arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection with the killing of Indian student Nitin Garg.
Man sets alight, knifes woman
A woman has died after suffering knife wounds and burns to her entire body in a frenzied attack at a Melbourne petrol station.
NRL: Warriors focus on 80-minute man
South Sydney's Issac Luke is the man to watch at Mt Smart today.
NRL: Salary scandal no problem for Storm fans
The Melbourne Storm's average crowds are up 60 per cent this season, despite the NRL club playing for no points.
Melbourne mum guilty of killing sons
A jury takes around four hours to find Donna Fitchett guilty of drugging and then strangling or suffocating her two sons in September 2005.
NRL: Storm taking legal action over salary punishment
Melbourne chairman Rob Moodie said the NRL's decision-making process in applying the club's salary cap breach penalties was unfair.
Big parties woo Britain's kingmaker
Britain's election has turned into political drama, with David Cameron making an offer to the Lib-Dems.
Probe into Melbourne train crash
Two investigations will begin today into last night's train crash in Melbourne which injured five people.