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LONDON 'SALARY TUBE MAP' SHOWS WHERE THE HIGHEST PAID JOBS ARE
The highest paid Tube lines were found to be Waterloo and City with an average of just under ?51,000, and the Circle line ?47,738 ... READ MORE›
AFRICAN GANG CRIME 'OUT OF CONTROL' IN MELBOURNE
When asked about the Government's comments on Monday, Deputy Commissioner Crisp maintained Victoria Police was well and truly on top of youth crime... READ MORE›
'EXTREME MAKEOVER' DEATH SPARKS CORONER'S WARNING TO MEDICAL TOURISTS
Overweight and self-conscious 31-year-old Leigh Aiple died after paying more than 35,000 for a plastic surgery package in Malaysia, prompting warnings to other medical tourists... READ MORE›
20/20 A TEAM OF FILMMAKERS IN THE US HAVE MADE THE FIRST EVER SCALE MODEL OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM IN A NEVADA DESERT
Scientists have seen black holes killing and swallowing stars... READ MORE›
POLICE WATCHDOG CALLED AFTER WOMAN FOUND DECEASED IN OAK BAY, B.C.
Oak Bay Police says it does not suspect foul play in the death of the woman... READ MORE›
SEVERAL INJURED AFTER A CAR HITS PEDESTRIANS IN AUSTRALIA'S MELBOURNE
Victorian police say a vehicle has collided with a number of pedestrians on Flinders Street between Elizabeth and Swanston streets... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN PM SAYS NINE FOREIGNERS AMONG THOSE HURT WHEN DRIVER PLOWS
Four people were killed in a similar incident in Melbourne in January... READ MORE›
GREAT JOURNALISM MADE BETTER WITH A GREAT (INTERNATIONAL) AUDIENCE
The current political concerns about Australians and China is nothing more than a lot of unbelievable tripe... READ MORE›
MELBOURNE PEDESTRIANS HIT, DRIVER HAS 'MENTAL ISSUES'
Daniel Andrews, Victoria's State Premier, called it the incident an act of evil... READ MORE›
BALCONY COLLAPSE AT DONCASTER EAST CHRISTMAS PARTY KILLS TWO PEOPLE, INJURES 17 OTHERS
A balcony collapses at a house during what is believed to be a Tupperware Christmas party in Melbourne, killing two women and injuring 17 other people... READ MORE›
VIOLATIONS PROMPT WASHINGTON STATE TO CANCEL ATLANTIC SALMON FARM LEASE AT PORT ANGELES
Cooke's future in Washington, where it runs eight Atlantic salmon fish farms in four locations, is up for debate during the upcoming legislative session... READ MORE›
50 YEARS SINCE AUSTRALIA'S 'FIRST 20TH CENTURY PM' DISAPPEARED INTO THE SEA
Photo Harold Holt's disappearance sparked a range of conspiracy theories... READ MORE›
B.C. GOVERNMENT TO ANNOUNCE SITE C DECISION ON MONDAY
Premier John Horgan will announce his government's decision on the project at 10 30 a.m... READ MORE›
FLASH FLOODS HIT MELBOURNE AS STORM MOVES ACROSS VICTORIA
Victorians are told to brace for more rain overnight, particularly in the north-east, after parts of Melbourne experience flash flooding from heavy thunderstorms... READ MORE›
'WORST YET TO COME': MELBOURNE TO EXPECT MONTH'S WORTH OF RAIN IN TWO DAYS
Emergency Management Commissioner Craig Lapsley said the metropolitan area had already seen 30mm of rainfall on Friday... READ MORE›
REENA VIRK KILLER KELLY ELLARD GRANTED DAY PAROLE
Ellard told the parole board that her priority in life is now her son and reintegrating into society outside of prison... READ MORE›
POLICE SEIZE STOCKPILES OF ALLEGEDLY STOLEN BABY FORMULA IN SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE
NSW and Victoria police have seized stockpiles of allegedly stolen tins of baby formula in two separate incidents in Sydney and Melbourne... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN STATE PASSES ASSISTED DYING LAW
Dr. Baker said that a survey of Australian Medical Association members last year showed a strong minority of support for euthanasia policies... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA POLICE ARREST MAN ACCUSED OF NEW YEAR ATTACK PLAN
Australian police said on Tuesday they have arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of planning a New Year's Eve attack in Melbourne... READ MORE›
85 MINUTES OF PANIC AFTER SECURITY SCARE AT LONDON'S OXFORD CIRCUS
British Transport Police responded to reports of shots fired at the tube station at 4.37pm 3.37am AEDT ... READ MORE›
CHAOS IN CENTRAL LONDON AFTER OXFORD CIRCUS STATION EVACUATED
London The busy Oxford Circus shopping district of central London was locked down after an incident that police initially treated as if it might be terrorist-related... READ MORE›
MELBOURNE MUM WHO KILLED 15-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER RELEASED AFTER SENTENCING
Nikat served 529 days of pre-sentence detention after being charged over Sanaya's death, before she was released on bail in September... READ MORE›
TESLA CRANKS UP BIG BATTERY IN AUSTRALIA
Tesla Powerpacks at Neoen wind farm in Hornsdale, South Australia September 29, 2017... READ MORE›
ELON MUSK'S GIANT LITHIUM ION BATTERY COMPLETED BY TESLA IN SA'S MID NORTH
The world's largest lithium ion battery will be an important part of our energy mix, Mr Weatherill said... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN STATE TO LEGALIZE VOLUNTARY ASSISTED SUICIDE
Australian State To Legalize Voluntary Assisted Suicide Euthanasia Laws Around The World... READ MORE›
ABBOTT SLAMS MOVE TO LEGALISE ASSISTED DYING AS 'DREADFUL' AS FATHER LAY ILL
Former PM Tony Abbott has labelled Victoria's move to legalise assisted dying a 'dreadful moral watershed' as his father lay ill in a Sydney hospital... READ MORE›
VICTORIA POISED TO BECOME FIRST AUSTRALIAN STATE TO LEGALISE ASSISTED DYING AFTER HISTORIC VOTE
Earlier this week an assisted dying bill failed to pass by one vote in the New South Wales upper house... READ MORE›
HOW THE STATE'S ASSISTED DYING LAWS WILL WORK
It is estimated about 150 people a year in Victoria would ask for a doctor-assisted death... READ MORE›
FOREIGN BACKPACKERS IN AUSTRALIA LIVE NIGHTMARE AS SLAVE LABORERS
The working holiday in Australia is promoted as a cultural exchange Travelers can experience the outback, while farmers gain agricultural labor... READ MORE›
HOW DEMENTIA CHANGES THE WAY YOU HEAR THE WORLD
Audio Listen to the full report on how dementia sounds Life Matters Mr Clarke says for people with dementia, this is how the world might sound... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Victoria
SEAN SPICER CUTOUTS ARE POPPING UP IN BUSHES WORLDWIDE, THANKS TO THIS CANADIAN PROFESSOR
Melissa McCarthy's Spicer character even appeared on SNL crouching in shrubbery peering into a White House press conference... READ MORE›
VICTORIA'S EUTHANASIA BILL PASSES IN LOWER HOUSE AFTER MARATHON SITTING
Euthanasia Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill passes Victoria's Lower House after 26-hour debate... READ MORE›
HIGH TIDES 'COINCIDING WITH ECLIPSE' BLAMED FOR ESCAPE OF THOUSANDS OF FARMED ATLANTIC SALMON INTO PACIFIC
Atlantic salmon are not native to Pacific waters, but are a major aquaculture species in Washington state and British Columbia... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU SAYS MARIJUANA LEGISLATION EXPECTED BY SUMMER
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says new marijuana legislation should be ready by summer, but his government is not considering the legalization of any other drugs... READ MORE›
RECYCLING AND WHY YOU'RE ALMOST CERTAINLY WASTING YOUR TIME RINSING IT
Trevor Thornton is a lecturer at Deakin University's school of life and environmental sciences Originally published in The Conversation Topics recycling-and-waste-management, environment, australia... READ MORE›
HARVEY AFTERMATH: HOUSTON 'OPEN FOR BUSINESS'; OTHER CITIES SUFFERING
Nearly a week after Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas coast, desperate residents remain stranded without food and water in the wake of unprecedented flooding... READ MORE›
'IT'S HEARTBREAKING': MORE PARENTS ALLEGE BANANA BOAT SUNSCREEN BURNED THEIR KIDS
Twitter sophiaharrisCBC Shayna Pickle says her five-year-old son got badly burned this month after wearing Banana Boat sunscreen... READ MORE›
B.C. MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL AFTER BEING STRUCK BY SOFTBALL
More than 100 people attended a vigil in Comox to support Godfrey's family last week... READ MORE›
'I THOUGHT IT WAS BARK': BROWN SNAKE PHOTOBOMBS MUM'S SNAP OF TODDLER
That was when Ms Dickinson checked her phone and realised she had unwittingly captured a photo of her daughter standing dangerously close to a brown snake... READ MORE›
GREYHOUND CANADA APPLIES TO STOP SERVING NORTHERN B.C., INCLUDING 'HIGHWAY OF TEARS'
Smithers Mayor Taylor Bachrach, whose community is along Highway 16, said the new public transit options are completely different from Greyhound's offerings... READ MORE›
CARDINAL GEORGE PELL CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE SEXUAL-ASSAULT OFFENSES.
Cardinal George Pell is the highest-ranking Vatican official to ever be charged in the churchs long-running sexual abuse scandal... READ MORE›
3 CANADIANS AMONG DOZENS KILLED IN LAS VEGAS MASS SHOOTING
Two Manitoba women and two men from Saskatchewan are also in a Las Vegas hospital... READ MORE›
B.C. VOTES 2017: LIBERALS HOLD POPULAR VOTE LEAD, BUT MINORITY GOVERNMENT POSSIBLE
PT, the Liberals are leading or elected in 43 of B.C.'s 87 ridings, compared to 42 for the NDP and two for the Green Party... READ MORE›
B.C.'S NEW NDP GOVERNMENT SWORN INTO OFFICE
John Horgan has been sworn in as British Columbia's 36th premier, along with his cabinet... READ MORE›
BELOVED COMEDIAN JOHN CLARKE DEAD AT 68
John Clarke respected by his peers, adored by his fans, loved by his colleagues with a reputation as a one of the nicest blokes... READ MORE›
2 DEAD AFTER BOAT SINKS IN WATERS NORTHWEST OF TOFINO, B.C.
According to the Joint Rescue Centre in Victoria, five people were in the water until 2 50 p.m... READ MORE›
MANCHESTER BOMBING: U.K. LOWERS TERROR THREAT LEVEL TO SEVERE
Greater Manchester Police are treating the explosion as a terrorist attack and have confirmed 22 deaths and 59 injured... READ MORE›
EX-WIFE OF PAEDOPHILE REVEALS ANGUISH OF FINDING CHILD EXPLOITATION IMAGES, SLOW POLICE RESPONSE
Desley Lodwick thought she had it all -- a loving husband, a successful business and world travel. That all changed at the click of a button... READ MORE›
OVERSEAS ORPHANAGES UNDER SCRUTINY AS AUSTRALIANS TOLD TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT
Bangkok Australians are likely to be soon banned from supporting orphanages in countries like Cambodia... READ MORE›
DEVELOPER LEAVES CENTRAL LONDON HOUSING BLOCK EMPTY FOR SEVEN YEARS
Critics call for Westminster council to bring blocks back into use after Land Securities stalled redevelopment scheme in Victoria... READ MORE›
HOW THE QUEEN IS GRADUALLY SHIFTING DUTIES TO THE NEXT GENERATION
Stepping back but not down How the Queen is gradually shifting duties to the next generation... READ MORE›
MAN BITTEN BY WHITETAIL IN VICTORIA LOSES LEGS
A man has had his legs amputated and may lose an arm after a suspected white-tailed spider bite in northwest Victoria... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA ASKS WHY MP KHALIL EIDEH WAS DENIED US ENTRY
Australia's government has called on the United States to explain why a politician with dual Australian-Syrian citizenship was refused entry last week... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA TO BECOME THE FIRST COUNTRY OUTSIDE INDIA TO TARGET DOWRY ABUSE
Uncertain visa status' used as leverage Faye Spiteri is chairwoman of the In Touch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence... READ MORE›
NDP LEADER JOHN HORGAN TO BE SWORN IN AS B.C. PREMIER JULY 18
NDP Leader John Horgan will officially be sworn in as the 36th premier of British Columbia on July 18... READ MORE›
'COMPLETELY OUT OF STEP': ABORTION TO REMAIN A CRIME IN NSW AFTER REFORM BILL FAILS
The Australian Medical Association believes NSW abortion laws need to be reviewed, but said it was concerned about the breadth of the Greens' bill... READ MORE›
TWO STABBED TRYING TO STOP ANTI-MUSLIM ABUSE
Greater Manchester Police said two men, aged 20 and 22, were detained early Saturday in the northwest England city on suspicion of terrorism offenses... READ MORE›
B.C.'S PROVINCIAL ELECTION RESULT RESTS IN HANDS OF 1 RIDING
In potential good news for the NDP, the absentee ballots that time around got the party 25 votes closer, though in a losing effort... READ MORE›
WORLD'S DEADLIEST MUSHROOM OUTNUMBERING EDIBLE VARIETIES IN VICTORIA
Death cap mushrooms are spouting across Victoria, and would-be foragers need to stay away, the state's health agencies warn... READ MORE›
AS VEHICLE ATTACKS RISE, AN ORDINARY OBJECT BECOMES AN INSTRUMENT OF FEAR
Worldwide, terrorist attacks using cars or other vehicles have killed a tiny fraction of that number... READ MORE›