The Herald Sun

The Herald Sun is a daily tabloid newspaper located in Melbourne, Australia. It is published by The Herald and Weekly Times, which is part of News Corp Australia, a subsidiary of the larger News Corp. You can find it for sale across Melbourne, as well as in regional areas of Victoria, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory, and some border regions of South Australia and Southern New South Wales, including places like Queanbeyan, the Riverina, and the NSW South Coast. The Herald Sun mainly caters to readers in Victoria and often features articles that are shared with other paid daily newspapers under News Corporation, particularly those in Australia.

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Businessman Morry Schwartz lists Collingwood’s former British Crown Hotel: has paid liquor license for six years, despite it being empty

4 days ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

The British Crown Hotel on Smith St could be reborn as a bold hospitality venue or boutique development, with its striking facade and late licence drawing interest. A prominent Melbourne identity and ex-property investor has kept a liquor licence in place for six years at a Collingwood pub that hasn’t served a drink since he bought it. The former British Crown Hotel has a 1am liquor licence that is preferred in the industry, but could have been difficult to regain had it lapsed.
Melbourne’s most famous fish and chip shop D’Lish Fish just got a new landlord

5 days ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

Rex Hunt’s one time fish and chip shop D’Lish Fish has sold in a $2.755m deal, with the lease locked in for up to 28 years. The Port Melbourne fish and chip shop founded by AFL great and fishing icon Rex Hunt has a new landlord after it reeled in a buyer for $2.755m. D’Lish Fish, founded by Hunt in 1998, sold about a month after it hit the market.
Climate Council: Australia’s most uninsurable areas, more than 2 million properties face raised costs

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Sunshine West: Artist’s garden retreat with creek views sells for six-figures above reserve

1 week ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Sunbury’s $2bn town centre: What’s coming, who’s buying and how it will transform Melbourne’s northwest

2 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | David Bonaddio

A $2bn retail surge is on the way to one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing suburbs — and it’s already drawing in the major retail players. Coles has signed on, Kmart could return and McDonald’s, Aldi, Guzman y Gomez and BP all want in. Now, a 10.3ha permit-approved town centre site in Sunbury has hit the market, offering what agents say is one of the last chances to deliver a major retail precinct in the city’s booming north.
Legal bigwig and top earner Gavin MacLaren puts South Yarra mansion up for sale

3 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls federal election for May 3 against Peter Dutton

3 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | Clare Armstrong

The Federal Election will be held on May 3 giving Anthony Albanese just over a five week campaign for his re-election bid. The PM went to see Governor-General Sam Mostyn this morning before calling a press conference at 8am to formally call the election. FOLLOW THE LIVE BLOG BELOW: Mr Albanese broke with convention by calling the election on Friday morning instead of Sunday. Mr Albanese brought out a Medicare card in his pitch to return as Prime Minister.
Married At First Sight star Jacqui Burfoot’s reveals surprise home revelation

4 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | Matt Bell
Money laundering: Australian and international university students caught up in money laundering, cash scams

4 weeks ago | heraldsun.com.au | Olivia Jenkins

Criminal networks are posting job listings on social media to scam Australian and international university students into laundering funds on their behalf. Simple data entry jobs with little to no experience required have become some of the most common deceptive listings, with claims recruits can make up to $300 a day. As part of one scheme, criminals deposit illicit cash into a student’s bank account before instructing them to transfer the money somewhere else in return for a commission.
Can We Talk? campaign: Everyday Australians share mental health tips

1 month ago | heraldsun.com.au | Kate Jones |Elissa Doherty

As part of the Can We Talk? campaign, these four Australians have bravely shared their stories and detailed their advice to others. ‘Three priorities that help my mental health’Brisbane woman Griselda Quaggin says being vulnerable with her friends and family has helped her through a shock health diagnosis. The mother-of-two was leaving work in the city when she felt tingling in her feet and struggled to make the short distance to Central train station.