The Latest Breaking News from Melbourne

March 8, 2020 almost ushered in a new era in women’s cricket. A record 86,174 people turned up to cheer India and Australia in the T20 World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. It raised hopes of a brighter future, more competition and better structure for women’s cricket. But…

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AFLW legend and Melbourne Demons captain Daisy Pearce has reportedly been in talks with Geelong to consider a coaching position in the future.

A man charged with kidnapping an 11-month-old boy in Melbourne on Wednesday has refused a COVID-19 test despite symptoms.

Nationally there could be an 8% drop in prices, modelling by RateCity using Commonwealth Bank housing forecasts suggests

Melbourne have announced Christian Welch will join Jesse Bromwich as co-captain of the Storm for the 2022 NRL season.

A group of Fijian men and members of Melbourne's Sikh community are rescuing and cooking for people in flood-affected northern New South Wales.

Border police have found $55 million worth of drugs, concealed inside 27 boxes of green tea and magnets that arrived in Melbourne from Thailand.

After two years behind a hard border, WA reopens tomorrow for quarantine-free travel into the state, with 8,000 arrivals due in just two days. It will reunite families, friends and businesses, but others are being forced into self-imposed lockdown.