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It's a simple show. Two captains are joined by star guests to joke and answer questions about the week's news. Guests are subject to continual mockery.

Extra police will deployed at Flemington Racecourse and throughout the city during Melbourne Cup Carnival in response to expected protests.

The dumping of Linda Meech from Derby contender Thought Of That had nothing to do with gender, according to Brae Sokolski and Matthew Hyland.

Australia have boosted their hopes of advancing from the FIFA U-17 World Cup group stage with two second-half goals securing a 2-2 comeback draw with Hungary.

This year's English exam was more straight-forward than usual, asking students to analyse an advertorial about a grocery store's decision to go cashless.

A man jailed for raping his partner twice in 36 hours when he discovered she was having an affair has had his jail term slashed on appeal, after Victoria's highest court found the case's circumstances to be "extraordinary".

A man jailed for raping his wife twice in 36 hours when he discovered she was having an affair has had his jail term slashed on appeal, after Victoria's highest court found the case's circumstances to be "extraordinary".

In 1962, Robert Tait was to be executed for the Hawthorn vicarage murder. However, the execution was stayed just hours before by the High Court.

Russell Ballard still suffers crippling anxiety after he was crushed in a trench at a cotton farm in 2017.

Coach Justin Langer has confirmed the 204cm paceman will replace Mitchell Starc, who will miss Wednesday's game to attend his brother's wedding.

The claims of cat-calling were made by Labor councillors over interjections during Kara Cook's speech on the Melbourne Cup.

Red Galileo has become the latest horse to break down at Werribee following a trackwork injury on Wednesday morning.

Four new large-scale batteries capable of powering tens of thousands of homes will be built in Australia after power giant AGL struck a deal ahead of Liddell's closure.

Four new large-scale batteries capable of powering tens of thousands of homes will be built in Australia after power giant AGL struck a deal as Liddell's closure looms.

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who listened to President Trump's Ukraine call, said that he tried to restore some of the crucial words and phrases.

The film is a solid political thriller, with good edge-of-the-seat tension if you don't mind everything slightly overcooked.

The new research shows that some 150 million people are now living on land that will be below the high-tide line by midcentury.

Israel Adesanya's win over Robert Whittaker to become undisputed UFC middleweight champion brought into sharp focus for Kelvin Gastelum the cruel hand that fate dealt him.

With so many entertainment options, it's easy to miss brilliant streaming shows, movies and documentaries. Here are the ones to hit play on, or skip.

South Sydney has confirmed the retirement of their inspirational skipper Sam Burgess on Wednesday afternoon.

World Anti-Doping Agency bans are likely to change for street drugs but it will too late for Sam Murray, who was banned for 18 months.

The pioneering 'Marngrook Footy Show' has been dropped by SBS, stunning followers.

The pioneering 'Marngrook Footy Show' has been dropped by SBS, stunning followers.

More shocking abuse of workers in Victoria’s labour-hire business has been uncovered as a new licensing regime for the business gets under way.

The Western Bulldogs will play North Melbourne on Good Friday in what will be the Kangaroos' only Friday game of 2020.