Making news this morning:

We're hearing of heavy delays for motorists on the Calder. There's still one lane shut after that truck was left dangling from an overpass yesterday afternoon.

A VicRoads spokesman says a recent crash near the Thunderdome is adding to inbound misery. There are heavy delays in both areas.

Crews are hoping to reopen the lane any minute now. The spokesman says hopefully that will ease the traffic jams.

More traffic news thanks to VicRoads and the Australian Traffic Network:

• At Keilor North, there's an accident inbound on the Calder Freeway at the Thunderdome.
• In West Melbourne, there's an accident citybound on Dynon Road between Kensington Road and Lloyd Street.
• At Alphington, traffic lights out equals crash on Grange Road at Wingrove Street.
• And in Port Melbourne, there's a broken-down truck inbound on the West Gate Freeway at the Williamstown overpass.

Anyone can sing, but it’s much more fun to sing with friends. More than 400 people will form a choir at Melbourne Town Hall on December 2 as With One Voice marks its 10-year milestone.

It’s for all ages. Singers include Tania de Jong AM, Neighbours’ Alan Fletcher and Lydia Griffiths of Les Miserables fame.

For your chance to win one of 10 double passes, just tell us what song you sing when no one else can hear. It’ll be our secret. Send your answers with your name, email and mobile to rgrace@fairfaxmedia.com.au. We’ll print the winners’ names before 9am.

As if that truck wasn't enough. Now there's reportedly a four-car smash on the Calder Freeway. We'll have more details on that one in a moment.

Channel Nine has released shocking footage of the moment a truck crashed on the Calder Freeway last night, spraying frozen chickens onto the road below:

Sainsbury's has become the first British high street supermarket to stock edible insects. Barbecue-flavour roasted crickets are being put on sale across the country this week. Packets of the insects will cost £1.50. One online review read: ‘‘Much tastier than a bag of crisps without the calories.’’

A man known to radio listeners as "naked beanie guy" after being sighted numerous times jogging in the nude around the city has been arrested by police.

Police were called to Rosamond Street in Melbourne after a sighting of a naked man yesterday morning. He was arrested off King Street.

The 52-year-old from Melton West has been charged with 12 offences, including wilful and obscene exposure and sexual activity directed at another person. He's been remanded to appear in court on December 7.

It's time. Brains on. Target word letters are: R R T V E T O E X.

Send your answers via email or Twitter. We'll print the names of the first three with the correct answer.

Yesterday's solution: NUTRITIVE. Yes, it's a word. Apparently.

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