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A wild brawl shocked commuters on a Melbourne train over the weekend after an argument over bikes on the carriage turned savage.

Kasey Edwards has some advice for men who are confused about avoiding sexual harassment.

There are cakes and coffee but also meals at the new Brunetti Flinders Lane cafe.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

More than 50 of Melbourne's busiest and most dangerous road intersections will be removed by replacing traffic lights and roundabouts with underpasses if the Coalition wins government next year.

Once China's richest man, Wang Jianlin, is reportedly selling out of Australia.

President Donald Trump says he should have left three UCLA basketball players in a Chinese jail, after the father of one of the players questioned Trump's role in their release.

Spain's attorney general, Jose Manuel Maza, who was leading the prosecution of the separatist Catalan leaders, died on Saturday while in Argentina to attend an international law conference.

In a glitzy club, the son of Robert Mugabe pours a bottle of Champagne over his diamond watch.

Bangladesh is in negotiations with Myanmar over a deal to repatriate displaced Rohingya.

Their weapon of choice is the Blackberry, and it's helping Sydney's drug distributors make so much profit they're not bothered by losing the odd shipment - or drug runner.

Thank you, Kristina Keneally, for nominating for the vacant Bennelong seat and please accept my best wishes in having a win.

Melbourne schoolgirl Jade Hameister, 16, and Brisbane marathon runner Carlo Tonini, 50, are set to be recognised as part of the world's elite Arctic and Antarctic conquerors.

Health researchers have called on the government to consider suing tobacco companies to recover healthcare costs related to smoking - but it could be an expensive and lengthy legal move.

The nation's properties are now the smallest in two decades, with a shift towards apartment-living slashing the size of the average new dwelling, new research shows.

More than five years have passed since the former pharmacy czar and horse racing identity, Rohan Aujard, filed for bankruptcy. But his financial penury is not about to end any time soon.

From his multi-million dollar Woollahra terrace, Graham Chen sold Asian art and antiquities that often went under the hammer for more than $100,000.

Ngin Chan shuffled to a table adorned with flowers placed on it to mark his wedding, and saw his wife-to-be for the first time.

The first of Melbourne's new permanent bollards will be installed in the CBD, 10 months after the Bourke Street attack.

New technology will provide free power to King Island as it aims to prove low-cost energy generation claims.

The Bullets pushed the Breakers for most of the match but were pipped in the final spell.

Police have scaled back the search for a kayaker who went missing from Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.

It's a process that's gone on for so long few people have noticed it: the waning influence of the once-mighty federal Treasury.

A system geared to punishment rather than healing will always fail, because it turns a blind eye to the underlying impacts of disadvantage, trauma and complex needs.

The Reserve Bank is warning banks they risk facing further regulation if they fail to address retailers' concerns over the mounting cost to merchants from tap-and-go payments made on debit cards.