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- dan on Tom Elliott jumps into the ring with ... Unfortunately when Neil comes out with 'ban boxing' it waters down what is a fair argument, that there should be more ... more
- David on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Great idea more trains and less trucks on the road. When was the last time you saw train do a delivery to a building site or ... more
- Turkey on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... To many bottom feeders in the road transport game these days. more
- Luke on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Thank God we don't have the East-West Link, otherwise traffic would be backed up on the Eastern as well!!!!!!! more
- Tony on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... What the hell is wrong with this society? Every comment is about blaming someone, blaming the government or winging about ... more
- Mad Rooster on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Checked Vic Roads app at 7.04am (30 mins after accident) and it says traffic on Tulla / Citylink from Brunswick Rd to ... more
- Jillian on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Why do things like this happen during the peak hour on any working day? more
- MAC on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Or your could try catching public transport....UH-no, wait, cant do that, would shrink our tiny manhood to much not to BE IN ... more
- Rumpole on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... More trains and rail freight and less trucks on the road! The 600 people on my train made it to work this morning and i got ... more
- david mccrossan on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Get facts right please. Its not a b double. Its a truck and dog. Used for carting sand gravel etc more
- Harry Brown on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Successive Governments fail to introduce sensible road rules like they have in UK.Trucks are only allowed in left two ... more
- Jim on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... What goes around comes around...speed, tailgating...hospital! more
- Josh on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Bofya: What an irresponsible comment! At least give the investigation a chance to assess the cause of the crash before ... more
- Dan from Wheelers Hill on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... @ Bofya Kinetiks.How about waiting to find out what happened before making stupid comments, you fool. As for 3AW, it's not a ... more
- Brian Tunstead on Tullamarine traffic chaos set to ... Bofya Kinetiks did you witness this crash? If not, what gives you the right to automatically judge and assume the ... more
- Juy Legh on Julia Gillard breaks down in parliament I have an autistic grandson. I doubt that he will ever get anything from this scheme. The proof will be in the outcomes, ... more
- Jim on Julia Gillard breaks down in parliament She wasn't crying about anything other than how badly defeated she is going to be in September. September too far away! more
- Ben on Victoria's most wanted man, Graham Gene ... Well he has just been tipped off. more
- sara on Julia Gillard breaks down in parliament I'm crying too Julia. Please. I'm in agony. Resign. Now. Don't wait until September. Your wonderful government has led me to ... more
- Polly on Julia Gillard breaks down in parliament Julia Gillard would cry,lie,and knife you in the back to stay in power...what a piece of work more
Parents travel to Fiji to retrieve son's body after fatal schoolies incident
The distraught parents of a 17-year-old boy who died in Fiji during school-leaver celebrations have made the journey to collect their son's body.
Around 24 hours after the parents received the news their son had drowned in a the pool, they have arrived in Fiji.
Exactly why Harrison Kadell drowned at the Plantation Island resort remains unclear, and authorities have said they're still investigating meaning it could be some time before his body can be brought back home to Brisbane.
Harrison was in Fiji with three of his close mates after choosing the Island destination to avoid the Gold Coast.
His death has shaken the 500 school leavers there and his old school back in Brisbane.
His school principal Peter Elsome says he was a popular student who did well in his final year, an outstanding athlete and a role model.
It's the second schoolies death this year after Isabelle Colman fell to her death from a Gold Coast building last month.
P-Plater dead in single car smash
ROAD TOLL: A P-Plate driver has died in a smash at Cobram this morning. The 20-year-old was alone in the car when she ran off the road and hit a large tree on the Murray Valley Highway.
Locals challenge Port Corporation
BAY DREDGING: Portsea locals are challenging the Port of Melbourne Authority to back its claim that bay beaches haven't been damaged by channel deepening.
Qantas scraps inflight wi-fi plans
NO MORE WIFI: Qantas has scrapped its plans to provide wireless internet access on flights, citing a lack of interest from customers during a trial.
