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'No one seems to care': Veterans' Affairs 'killed my son' say ex-soldier's parents
via theage.com.auGrieving parents condemn mindless bureaucracy crippling war veterans. -
Two cars set alight, driven through fence in Essendon
via theage.com.auPolice say the fire at 2am on McCracken Street was a targeted attack. Two people who were at home at the time were uninjured. -
Burning cars slam through fence, into suburban home in ‘targeted attack’
via theage.com.auThe flaming cars – an SUV and a ute – were driven into the multimillion-dollar Essendon property at 2am, when a man and woman were home. -
Murder trial over missing campers case set to begin
via theage.com.auA jury will hear an outline of the case against Gregory Lynn, who has pleaded not guilty to murdering campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay in Victoria’s Alpine region in 2020. -
Murder trial over missing campers case due to begin
via theage.com.auA jury will hear an outline of the case against Gregory Lynn, who has pleaded not guilty to murdering campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay in Victoria’s Alpine region in 2020. -
One A4 sheet is all that justifies a $1.2 billion school program
via theage.com.auSmall-group tutoring was billed as an important program for students catching up after COVID lockdowns. But any evidence about the program’s effectiveness is being kept from teachers, schools and parents. -
Elon Musk’s Aussie chair battles shareholders over Tesla boss’s billions
via theage.com.auRobyn Denholm, Tesla’s Australian-born chair, is seeking to reverse a judge’s ruling regarding Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package. -
Elon Musk’s Aussie chair battles shareholders over Tesla boss’ billions
via theage.com.auRobyn Denholm, Tesla’s Australian-born chair, is seeking to reverse a judge’s ruling regarding Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package. -
I can assure you, life on JobSeeker is no picnic
via theage.com.auCan Australia still claim to be the land of the fair go? Readers offer their views. -
When is a room a studio apartment? The ruling upending boarding houses
via theage.com.auBoarding houses should be allowed to have kitchenettes in tenants’ rooms, the opposition argues, as the housing crisis pushes more people into the shared-home set-ups. -
I teased a friend who moved to this daggy suburb. Then I joined her – and fell in love
via theage.com.auAfter a fruitless search in cooler suburbs, my partner and I ended up in Glen Iris ourselves, thinking we wouldn’t stay in the area long. Twenty-five years and two extensions later, we’re still here. -
Accused Islamic State terrorist Neil Prakash visited radical mosque by chance, court told
via theage.com.auA court has heard transport issues on a day in 2012 meant Neil Prakash ended up at a controversial Melbourne mosque, where he heard an inflammatory sermon and began a path of radicalisation. -
Drivers are ‘fighting in the streets’ over a lack of parking spaces
via theage.com.auHarriet has to move her car every two hours because her apartment complex doesn’t have enough parking spaces. She’s facing thousands of dollars in fines. -
‘Iron Dan’: Andrews’ next career move aligns with Forrest’s green dream
via theage.com.auThe former Victorian premier still has an eye for a big project: joining a billionaire to sell “green” iron to China. -
Victoria has the biggest debt and least ability to repay it
via theage.com.auReaders comment on Victoria’s debt burden and argue it’s far worse than the government has admitted to. -
This comfort home item is a winter warmer but could be harming your neighbours
via theage.com.auMany of us have fond memories of huddling around a wood heater or fire pit in winter. But are they doing more harm than good? -
Brunswick’s ‘sky rail’ has been delayed. In the meantime, this is what locals want
via theage.com.auAdvocates have presented their Sydney Road wish list to the Victorian government, saying the delay is an opportunity for major change before the Upfield line is ripped up. -
Aurora australis over Melbourne
via theage.com.auEddie Jim captured the dazzling aurora australis in a timelapse from Doncaster, Melbourne. -
A stranger’s kindness and the melody of her son’s precious violin farewell this child of the Holocaust
via theage.com.auLast week I went to the funeral of my friend’s mother, Alice. When she was a little Jewish girl growing up in Europe, her father saw the blood-drenched writing on the wall and got his family out. -
Parents don’t need more money, they need to instil values
via theage.com.auA moral vacuum can’t be addressed by stuffing it with cash and mission statements, writes a reader. -
The battle against the apps and algorithms driving suburban rat-runs
via theage.com.auMotorists are increasingly clogging up residential streets, directed by GPS apps such as Google Maps – all to save a few minutes. -
The Age photos of the week, May 11, 2024
via theage.com.auThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age. -
From rivals to allies: how net fishers recruited those who had fought against them to save their businesses
via theage.com.auCommercial and recreational fishers traditionally clashed. But in a quiet corner of Gippsland, anglers joined an unlikely campaign to keep net fishing alive. -
Council car parks to make way for ‘affordable’ housing in budget plan
via theage.com.auTwo car parks will be converted into 100 apartments under a plan to be outlined in the City of Melbourne’s budget next week. -
Burwood was ‘the bush’. Now it’s a university hub with towers to come
via theage.com.auIt was once conservative, culturally homogenous and rough in parts. These days it’s young, ethnically diverse and dominated by a university. -
There are plenty of threats to The Age’s best-known promise to readers
via theage.com.auThe Age aims to be “Independent. Always”. There are several ways we try to keep that commitment. -
Seeing red: Has Labor’s economic reckoning finally arrived?
via theage.com.auSurrounded by debt, the Allan government finds itself backed into a financial and political corner. -
Why I won’t go to the NGV’s perplexing and problematic Pharaoh blockbuster
via theage.com.auWhen Indigenous artefacts are being returned, and there is global recognition of the sanctity of the dead. Why do we make an exception for Egyptian rulers? -
Holding all Jews responsible for Israel is unacceptable
via theage.com.auReaders debate students’ right to protest Israel’s actions in Gaza and what are itsimplications when it threatens Jewish students. -
‘Nobody erred on the side of caution’: Racecourse flood wall mistakes identified
via theage.com.auA flood management expert says avoiding flood problems means making the right decision at the start - and now the Maribyrnong River’s issues are almost impossible to fix.