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Report reveals sexual assaults and harassment inside Victoria Police

EXCLUSIVE: More than 600 Victoria Police employees who were sexually assaulted or harassed in the workplace have accessed a scheme that has paid out $11 million in redress payments. The Saturday Herald Sun can reveal the Restorative Engagement and Redress Scheme, which was launched in December 2019, has supported hundreds …

By Mitch Ryan
16th October 2021 • Herald Sun

Give cancer the crunch

Give cancer the crunch / Crunch 4 Kids with Cancer / Herald Sun / Monday, 18 May / 15.

By Ryan Edward Fritz
18th May 2020 • Herald Sun

Melbourne Storm takes Truganina pokies permit application to VCAT after council opposition

Melbourne Storm is facing stiff opposition in its bid to re-enter the pokies market at Truganina with a multimillion-dollar hotel development. The 80-pokies play will be won or lost at VCAT.

By elsie lange
13th May 2020 • Herald Sun

Murph ok after knock

CARLTON is confident a minor head knock won’t stop veteran Marc Murphy from facing Sydney on Saturday. The 31-year-old only walked laps instead of training with the main group yesterday as a precaution.

By Joseph Arthur
3rd April 2019 • Herald Sun

Victoria's baby drought

VICTORIA’S birthrate is falling steadily, despite a booming economy that some would say should be family friendly. A federal report reveals that Victoria had 79,013 births last year — a massive 25,800 fewer than the figure for New South Wales.

By Joseph Arthur
3rd April 2019 • Herald Sun

10 Melbourne bars and pubs you’re bound to bump into an AFL player

If you’re looking to party with some of the AFL’s biggest names, bars and pubs around Melbourne are a good place to start.

By Chanel Zagon
31st January 2019 • Herald Sun

How to take the perfect selfie

An Instagram star has revealed the secrets to the perfect selfie — and it’s not about taking hundreds of photos for that elusive shot.

By Chanel Zagon
26th January 2019 • Herald Sun

Airport drivers risk lives to save parking cash

Changes at Melbourne airport to make it easier to pick up passengers have failed to stop drivers risking their lives and others’ safety in a bid to dodge parking fees.

By Chanel Zagon
16th December 2018 • Herald Sun

Earthcore pioneer mourned after scuffle in Elsternwick bar

The founder of outdoor dance festival Earthcore has been identified as the man who died after being restrained by customers at an Elsternwick bar.

By Chanel Zagon
20th October 2018 • Herald Sun

Disturbing protest

Disturbing protest | Letter-to-the-editor on the importance of donating organs to save lives | 18/10/18 | Herald Sun

By Ryan Edward Fritz
17th October 2018 • Herald Sun

What it’s like to work on the set of Australian TV drama Neighbours

My role as an extra on Australian TV drama Neighbours is fun — but the days are long and it’s absolutely not glamorous.

By Chanel Zagon
16th October 2018 • Herald Sun

Why you should let your kids sort out their own arguments

Parents should encourage their fighting children to resolve the conflict themselves rather than intervening, experts have advised.

By Chanel Zagon
13th October 2018 • Herald Sun

Youths terrorise commuters in Melbourne’s southeast

Train passengers and residents have spoken of their terror after about 100 youths wreaked havoc in Melbourne’s southeast overnight.

By Chanel Zagon
3rd October 2018 • Herald Sun

Two injured in Box Hill North car crash

Witnesses say a black Holden Commodore sideswiped a parked car on Mersey St and crashed into the back of a white Hyundai.

By Chanel Zagon
30th September 2018 • Herald Sun

Footy fans set to be out in full force come Hawks and Demons game

Hawks and Demons fans are primed with premiership hopes ahead of Friday night’s do-or-die clash.

By Chanel Zagon
9th September 2018 • Herald Sun

Widow's distress over Lyle scam

Charitable Australians have been warned not to be fooled by fake fundraising accounts that ask for donations in relation to former Australian golfer Jarrod Lyle.

By Chanel Zagon
30th August 2018 • Herald Sun

Travelling with an ex-partner: I went overseas on a pre-planned holiday with my ex

We’d planned a five-week trip through five countries and 15 cities — and we were going in two months’ time.

By Chanel Zagon
27th August 2018 • Herald Sun

Getting Instagram ‘likes’ is making girls unhappy

Girls should stop seeking “likes” on their Instagram photos and counting them as a sign of their beauty or selfworth, experts say.

By Chanel Zagon
18th August 2018 • Herald Sun

Alexis Sanchez misses Manchester United pre-season tour after being ‘refused entry to US due to visa issues’

ALEXIS SANCHEZ is missing from Manchester United’s pre-season US tour due to complications over his visa, according to reports. The Chilean accepted a 16-month suspended jail sentence in February and may be granted a waiver to allow him to travel but the process is taking longer than first expected...

By George Bond
17th July 2018 • Herald Sun

‘Fix-it man’ called to clean up murder

A Melbourne factory became like a scene from Quentin Tarantino’s movie Pulp Fiction when a dead former cop was cleaned up by a “fix-it man”, a lawyer says.

By Amber Wilson
24th April 2018 • Herald Sun

Pooches and punchlines

Howls of laughter are roaring from comedian Mel Buttle's new show playing at the Comedy Festival.

By Chanel Zagon
5th April 2018 • Herald Sun

Granny delivers a bundle of joy

A granny turned midwife when she delivered her daughter's baby girl on the seat of the car.

By Chanel Zagon
1st April 2018 • Herald Sun

Manu Feildel opens up on past regrets and future plans

My Kitchen Rules judge Manu Feildel has revealed one bad review shut down his restaurant and what he really thinks of George Calombaris’s souvlaki joint.

By Chanel Zagon
10th March 2018 • Herald Sun

We're world's best parents

Australian parents are the best in the world at spending time with their children.

By Chanel Zagon
25th February 2018 • Herald Sun

'Drive and drop' puts kids at risk

Australian children will live shorter and unhealthier lives than their grandparents unless they become more physically active, new statistics reveal.

By Chanel Zagon
2nd February 2018 • Herald Sun

Kids' cash course

Parents are concerned their children don’t learn enough about money in school, with more than half of Australian mums and dads choosing to dish out pocket money to make up for educational slack.

By Chanel Zagon
29th January 2018 • Herald Sun

Insure against rental holiday nightmares

By Chanel Zagon
14th January 2018 • Herald Sun

Doubling up on talent

By Chanel Zagon
13th January 2018 • Herald Sun

Slip, slop, slap, smartphone

Aussies are glued to their mobile phones with a survey showing more than 1.2 million beachgoers are choosing smartphones as the No. 1 item to take to the beach.

By Chanel Zagon
12th January 2018 • Herald Sun

Small business owners work longer than doctors

Aussie owners are working longer hours than doctors, with 16 per cent working more than 60 hours a week, a survey by online small business lender Prospa shows.

By Chanel Zagon
5th January 2018 • Herald Sun