Ex-snooker world champion Graeme Dott jailed seven years for abusing two kids

Amy Dowden's first Strictly Come Dancing routine with Chris Appleton could have gone wrong as they suffered a mishap

Homelessness services have welcomed a plan to develop a profile of every person sleeping rough in Victoria but say it must be backed with adequate services to support them.

Police launched a murder probe after a 52-year-old man was found unconscious on South Parade then later died

Two F-18 aircraft from the Spanish Air and Space Forces were launched to monitor the threat

Kevin Johnson and his wife Dee won a Victorian townhouse in Islington and £250,000 cash in an Omaze draw back in 2023

Ferry passengers will need to comply with the new rules

Alf Woods has been showing chickens at the Melbourne Royal Show since 1939, but this year’s bird flu outbreak means he’ll have to keep his chooks at home.

You can blast these hospital-haunting bugs with radiation for 200 hours and they still won’t die.

Victorians requiring emergency procedures at the new hospital are waiting days for treatment amid staffing and funding shortages that doctors warn have left operating theatres closed and a diagnostic scanner sitting idle.

Graeme Dott, who won the World Snooker Championship in 2006, was found guilty of sexually abusing two primary school-age children

The new film features stars from Doctor Sleep, Gladiator and Big Little Lies