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How a car wash and kebab shop show Melbourne can’t build homes any more
via theage.com.auA proposed six-storey apartment in the city’s inner north is the latest residential development to be bogged down by a planning dispute. -
A car wash, a kebab shop and a VCAT spat over a block of flats
via theage.com.auA proposed six-storey apartment in the inner north is the latest residential development to get bogged down by a planning dispute. -
Fines may be crippling, but should be even higher for some
via theage.com.auReaders react to Victoria’s soaring road fines, which some accuse of being unnecessarily punitive. -
‘Message must be sent’: Jail terms almost tripled for climate activists who shut down West Gate Bridge
via theage.com.auTwo Extinction Rebellion activists who used a hire van to block peak hour traffic – leading to a woman to give birth on the side of the road – have had their jail terms almost tripled on appeal. -
I’m the child of an addict, and advocates of safe injecting rooms are naive
via theage.com.auReaders react to the push by city churches to save the lives of drug users, and the lack of transparency over reserve prices for housing auctions. -
Sex offenders gain access to children through Aboriginal meeting places
via theage.com.auRegistered sex offenders have signed up as members of Aboriginal meeting places that run cultural tours for children, raising community fears that abusers can get access to kids. -
My suburb was meant to be the ‘Toorak of the north’. It didn’t quite get there
via theage.com.auIvanhoe might sound like a place of nobility but its colloquial name tends to dampen notions of upper-class superiority. -
‘Beyond comprehension’: Victoria’s hot air balloon industry reeling after tragedy
via theage.com.auThe popular hot air balloon industry has been rocked by tragedy after a man fell to his death in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. -
Fearful prison staff moved at-risk bikie from support unit before his death, inquest told
via theage.com.auDespite self-harming in front of staff, Finks boss Brent Reker was moved out of a mental health support unit and into a cell without a psychiatric assessment because medical staff feared him. -
Brianna sat down to read her book. Moments later, she was pulling three men from the ocean
via theage.com.auBrianna Hurst cannot recall exactly how long it took her to pull each of three unconscious men from the ocean, but she can remember feeling surprisingly calm. -
Man falls to death from hot air balloon in Preston
via theage.com.auA man’s body was found in Preston on Monday morning while the hot air balloon landed safely at Yarra Bend Park, police have confirmed. -
Preston street shut after hot air balloon incident
via theage.com.auPolice have swarmed a suburban street in Melbourne’s north after a serious incident believed to involve a hot air balloon on Monday morning. -
Workers still haven’t fully returned to the CBD – but the city doesn’t need them
via theage.com.auForget the nine-to-five office crowd – Melbourne city is finally back, but not as we know it. -
Daniel Andrews to join delegation headed for Israel
via theage.com.auThe former premier will team up with Liberal senator Dave Sharma for a tour of Israel next month. -
Broken justice system leaves victims silenced and sidelined, report says
via theage.com.auOne-quarter of victims of crime say they would not make a police report again, as public confidence in Victoria’s court system declines amid calls for an overhaul. -
Taxpayer funds supporting our former prime ministers in retirement
via theage.com.auReaders discuss ongoing payments to fund former prime ministers’ activities, agents underquoting real estate, the impact of the Grand Prix on nearby Melbourne suburbs, and how Patti Smith can inspire women to keep their grey hair. -
If a tree falls in the forest, let the fallen log lie, say conservationists
via theage.com.auDebate is raging about whether trees that have been blown over in windstorms should remain in Victorian forests or be carted away for timber or firewood. -
If a tree falls in the forest, let fallen logs lie, say conservationists
via theage.com.auDebate is raging about whether trees that have been blown over in windstorms should remain in Victorian forests or be carted away for timber or firewood. -
One man dead, two in hospital after being pulled from water near Apollo Bay
via theage.com.auVictoria Police said a female passerby dragged all three of the unconscious men, one by one, from the water and then other beachgoers attempted CPR. -
A matter of taste: The menu AI devised for this Melbourne restaurant
via theage.com.auChef Scott Pickett isn’t worried about losing his job just yet, but he does think artificial intelligence has a potential role to play in the hospitality business. -
Move to overhaul prestigious tennis club’s board gathers pace
via theage.com.auThe turmoil at Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club continues as a members’ group makes a move against the board and the new financial chief quits before he starts. -
One man dead, two critical after being pulled from water near Apollo Bay
via theage.com.auOne man has died and two are in critical condition after the trio ran into trouble while swimming near Apollo Bay on Sunday afternoon. -
High steaks at Meatstock as competitive barbecuing heats up
via theage.com.auCompetitive barbecuing appears to be firing up, but fans compete for the glory – and succulent, sizzling snacks – rather than the money. -
No hat, no play is ditched after grade 6. One high school is changing that
via theage.com.auEva Urtone’s primary school had a no-hat, no-play policy, but the policy was forgotten by year seven. Her high school is about to become one of the first in the state to mandate hats. -
Walking the length of Gaza on a pilgrimage for peace
via theage.com.auIn Melbourne, the Gaza Peace Pilgrims walk in solidarity as part of an international movement to show support for, and raise awareness of, the Palestinian plight. One step, one step, one step. -
The tolls have been waived, but debt collectors keep chasing drivers
via theage.com.auToll road users and their lawyers are calling for an end to aggressive debt collection tactics, especially for vulnerable drivers. -
Medical board imposed restrictions on doctors at clinic linked to abortion death
via theage.com.auThree practitioners involved in the care of a Melbourne woman, who died shortly after a routine procedure, had conditions imposed on their medical registrations in the years and months before her death. -
Vladmir Putin plays his best hand
via theage.com.auReaders discuss nuclear power, the State Library of Victoria’s decision to cancel an event, Collingwood’s poor performance, and the Russian election. -
How cafes and playgrounds are breathing new life into cemeteries
via theage.com.auBunurong Memorial Park and Cemetery in Dandenong is not just a place to bury the dead. It also includes a cafe, a children’s playground, trails for walking, running and cycling and space for picnics. -
Dozens arrested as climate protesters bring CBD traffic to a standstill
via theage.com.auAbout 35 people had to be removed from the intersection outside Flinders Street Station after an Extinction Rebellion protest weaved its way through city streets. -
For the love of Australian shepherd dogs
via theage.com.auFor the love of Australian shepherd dogs -
Dozens arrested as climate protesters bring CBD traffic to a stand still
via theage.com.auAround 35 people had to be removed from the intersection outside Flinders Street Station after an Extinction Rebellion protest weaved its way through city streets. -
Real estate agency charged after auction sale smashes price guide
via theage.com.auThe townhouse in Melbourne’s north-east was initially listed for $900,000 to $950,000, then raised to $1 to $1.1million. It sold for more than $1.5 million. -
‘I’m sacrificing my freedom’: Activist vows to lead CBD protest despite bail conditions
via theage.com.auDeanna ‘Violet’ Coco –whose bail conditions say she “cannot block or impede traffic on a road” –plans to join Extinction Rebellion’s mass “sit-in” at a major intersection on Saturday. -
For Ballarat miners who dodged death, the tough part is yet to come: Beaconsfield survivor
via theage.com.auBrant Webb is one of two men saved from the Beaconsfield goldmine disaster of 2006 and urged Ballarat mine survivors to share their deepest fears and feelings with loved ones. -
Ballarat miners dodged death, but toughest part is yet to come: Beaconsfield survivor
via theage.com.auBrant Webb is one of two men saved from the Beaconsfield goldmine disaster of 2006 and urged Ballarat mine survivors to share their deepest fears and feelings with loved ones. -
‘Can’t go on’: Collingwood’s Bendigo Hotel calls last drinks
via theage.com.auAs insurance premiums soar and punters splash less cash, the home of Melbourne’s heavy metal scene will close by the end of the month. -
Secret state: Victoria the suppression order capital of Australia
via theage.com.auAccused sex offenders, killers and kidnappers have all used the court system to try and hide their identity, and it’s a balancing act some lawyers argue we don’t always get right. -
‘Accident waiting to happen’: Former safety manager says concerns raised before Ballarat mine collapse
via theage.com.auRick Walker savaged the Ballarat Gold Mine’s owner, saying repeated safety concerns were raised before the rock collapse that killed one worker and left another with life-threatening injuries. -
The Age cleans up with the biggest haul at the Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards
via theage.com.auThis masthead’s journalists, photographers, artists and designers won 11 awards and were highly commended 16 times across 31 categories at a ceremony on Friday night. -
The award-winning stories from Age reporters
via theage.com.auThe Age has once again scooped the pool at the annual Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards for Excellence in Victorian Journalism. Read the stories and see the images and projects that have been recognised at this year’s Quills. -
Political donation reforms needed to limit the power of billionaires
via theage.com.auReaders discuss chief political correspondent David Crowe’s suggestion that reforms might be looming to put limits on political donations and campaign spending. -
Overuse of suppression orders erodes open justice
via theage.com.auVictoria has earned a reputation for having a culture of court secrecy. The Age believes there is insufficient oversight of the use of gag orders in courts. -
‘Snowman Adam’ charged with tobacco store extortion
via theage.com.auAn alleged standover man for the Hamad crime syndicate has faced court charged with extorting a business owner in Melbourne’s north. -
Hits and memories: How the mafia’s blood flows
via theage.com.auThe list of executions associated with Victoria’s fruit and vegetable markets is long, but memories are short when the police ask questions. -
The Age photos of the week, March 15, 2024
via theage.com.auThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age. -
Gangland lawyer murder case could collapse over supergrass dispute
via theage.com.auVictoria Police says the identity of an informer in the Joe Acquaro murder case must be kept secret, arguing they are at “real risk of death” if exposed. -
Where is Toorak train station located? Take The Age quiz
via theage.com.auHow well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with Stephen Brook’s weekly quiz. -
Use new industrial manslaughter laws after fatal mine collapse, union urges
via theage.com.auThe state’s work safety regulator has closed the Ballarat Gold Mine to begin investigations into the collapse that saw two workers pinned under fallen rocks. -
Scrapping car parking for new housing projects means more congestion
via theage.com.auReaders discuss state plans to remove parking requirements for new apartments close to public transport hubs.