Seven switches siege coverage to Melbourne and other top stories

Seven switches siege coverage to Melbourne

SEVEN Network has been forced to switch its Sydney broadcast operations to Melbourne to provide continuous live coverage of the Sydney cafe siege after its main Sydney news studio was evacuated. The media company has found itself at the centre of a ... View full article

One man dead, one missing, after fight in Melbourne's West

Police are searching for a man who is on the run after a fatal stabbing in Melbourne's west. A young man is believed to have died from multiple wounds from an edged weapon in Altona North. Passers-by performed CPR on the injured man before paramedics ... View full article

Housemate in Melbourne murder-suicide home heard noises from bedroom but ...

A housemate living at a property in Melbourne's west where a woman was murdered by her estranged husband said he heard noises coming from a bedroom, but thought the pair was having sex. Police found the body of Shikha Beniwal yesterday morning at ... View full article

Power restored at Melbourne Walmart market

UPDATE, 11 a.m.: Power was restored and the Walmart Neighborhood Market in Melbourne was reopened at about 10:30 a.m.. Previous story: Walmart Neighborhood Market at Post and Wickham Roads in Melbourne closed at 8:30 this morning because of a ... View full article

Message in bottle found on Melbourne Beach

Johnson felt as though this was a story that needed to be shared, so in an effort to spread the message, Johnson shared the photo of the bottle and letter with her close friend Brittany Blanc, of Melbourne. Blanc posted it to her Facebook profile ... View full article

Winners decided at ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia (December 14, 2014) – After half of the Olympic classes and the Paralympic divisions announced their series winners yesterday, a second and final set of medal winning performances today brought the 2014 ISAF Sailing World ... View full article

Documentary on Melbourne's Outer Circle Line tells story of railway 'debacle'

A new documentary on Melbourne's steam-era Outer Circle Line will screen to sell-out audiences this month. The first section of the Outer Circle Line opened to trains between Oakleigh and Camberwell in 1890, with the final section between Riversdale ... View full article