Melbourne News

Ms Kelly had said she wouldn't relax until the signature raspberry appeared, indicating the toddler had pulled through lifesaving surgery to separate her from her conjoined twin sister, Trishna. "Krishna has woken up and I got my raspberry," Ms Kelly...

The women's team pursuit will race-off at the track cycling World Cup in Melbourne this evening; also tonight final of Madison Read More It's hoped Glen Moss' World Cup ban can be lifted; NZ Football have asked for a review...

Cameron Meyer, the "veteran" of the squad at 21, Rohan Dennis (19) and two 18-year-olds, Michael Hepburn and Luke Durbridge, have posted an outstanding time of three minutes 59.599 seconds to win the event at the World Cup round in...

Acting Sergeant Kane Josephs says the girl is in the Royal Children's Hospital with a serious bite wound to her face. "It's incredibly traumatic for all parties involved, especially the little girl," Acting Sergeant Josephs said. "Obviously it is a...

A Powercor spokesman, whose company supplies electricity to much of the western suburbs, says power had been brought back to the majority of households. He said a tin roof had been blown off a shop on Friday which hit power...

Gunns, which has 15 managed investment schemes of its own, has been in talks with receivers McGrathNicol since October. Great Southern projects, and a number of parties had submitted expressions of interest. Over the last two months, a number of...

The board says marketing activities involving the company's agents will be suspended. Australian Federal Police raided offices and homes of Securency's Melbourne-based executives yesterday as part of its investigations into allegations the company breached federal bribery laws.

In the wake of the new federal recommendations that only women aged 50-74 need routine mammograms and that self examination shouldn't be taught, breast cancer survivor Olivia Newton-John has spoken out that such advice is an absolute “mistake.” “Having found...

The figures released on Thursday by the Newspaper Association of America leave little doubt newspapers will likely have to manage through the fourth year of a slump that has already killed some publications and wiped out thousands of jobs. Advertising...