Police need public help to identify a mystery man who’s been in a Melbourne hospital for more than a month after being hit by a train in Melbourne’s north. The man was struck between Royal Park and Jewell railway stations in Brunswick on July 7, sustaining life-threatening injuries. More than a month on, he remains […]

Tom Elliott says he doesn’t see the “pressing need” for Australia to lower the voting age to 16. It’s claimed teenagers are highly engaged with climate change, gendered violence, education debt and racial justice and should be able to vote at elections. “The bottom line is we have picked an age, 18, let’s just leave […]

A Melbourne father has had to take his seriously ill son to Spain to be treated by the Australian neurosurgeon who saved his life when he was five-years-old. The trip has cost the Baldwin family $90,000, which they’ve redrawn from their property, and they say other desperate Australians are also being forced to fork out […]

The author of a discussion paper that’s proposed a radical overhaul of Australia’s economic structures says the issue has been “unsuccessfully” managed over the past decade. “We’ve had a decade with no real wage growth, at all, and now real wages are falling quickly,” Jim Stanford, Director of the Centre for Future Work, told Tom […]

Carlton is making a final bid to get the two-game suspension handed to Patrick Cripps overturned. They’ve appealed the tribunal’s decision to uphold the ban, with the hearing set down for 6pm on Thursday night. Sam McClure said on 3AW there were four ways the Blues could be successful. Press PLAY below to find out […]

An Wurundjeri elder says Australian corporations have been tricked into thinking they’re doing the right thing with catch-all acknowledgments of First Nations people. But he says the fact they’re making an effort is undoubtedly a step in the right direction. Press PLAY below to hear him explain why It comes after Neil Mitchell was sent […]