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Families shocked by Australian Open food prices
via theage.com.auThe cost of feeding a family of four at the Australian Open is over one hundred dollars, with many families bringing food from home to avoid high costs. -
Suspects identified after ute chase, Nazi salutes directed at Jewish teens in St Kilda
via theage.com.auFootage has emerged of a group of Jewish boys being chased and harassed by a car, as the occupant yells racial slurs. -
Suspects identified after ute chase, Nazi salutes directed at Jewish teens in Ripponlea
via theage.com.auFootage has emerged of a group of Jewish boys being pursued by a white ute, as the occupants of the vehicle allegedly yelled racial slurs. -
Suspects identified after ute chase, Nazi salutes directed at Jewish teens at Ripponlea
via theage.com.auFootage has emerged of a group of Jewish boys being chased and harassed by a car, as the occupant yells racial slurs. -
AFL great Nicky Winmar to fight serious assault allegations
via theage.com.auThe former St Kilda star was accused of two assaults and intentionally choking a woman last year. -
Jewish teens ‘chased by car’ in St Kilda East as driver yells antisemitic slurs
via theage.com.auFootage has emerged of a group of Jewish boys being chased and harassed by a car, as the occupant yells racial slurs. -
Two killed in train crash at level crossing west of Melbourne
via theage.com.auEmergency services were called to Cressy – about 140km west of Melbourne – after reports a freight train and car had collided. -
A woman’s choice over risk: The new birth rules for Victorian hospitals
via theage.com.auThe guidelines coincide with growing concerns about the prevalence of birth trauma and an anecdotal rise in the number of women choosing “freebirths” outside the hospital system. -
Food fault: How the Australian Open serves up a $100 lunch for a family of four
via theage.com.auThe price of eating at the tennis has never been more expensive. But for some fans, a packed lunch is proving to be a winning serve. -
Let’s pull together as one in supporting each other
via theage.com.auThe recent Victorian bushfires have prompted readers to respond on funding, climate and community. -
As skin cancer rates rise across Victoria, one group is more at risk than others
via theage.com.auDespite decades of sun-smart education, the number of treatments for certain types of skin cancer is on the increase. -
Irregular teachings and risky pilot behaviour linked to crash that killed brothers, cousin
via theage.com.auAn investigation found practices at Adventure Flight Training school likely contributed to a crash in regional Victoria that killed a young pilot and his two teenage passengers. -
Underworld kingpin wins court battle over ‘inhumane’ prison conditions
via theage.com.auConvicted murderer George Marrogi has been handed a win by the Supreme Court after likening conditions behind bars in Victoria to those endured by Nelson Mandela. -
Trio charged with murdering ‘quiet, hard-working’ Fitzroy basketballer
via theage.com.auHomicide squad detectives arrested and charged a third man, at Melbourne Airport, on Monday over the shooting death of 16-year-old Ater Good. -
Trio charged with murdering Fitzroy basketballer remembered as ‘quite, hard-working boy’
via theage.com.auThree people have been arrested - including one at an airport - after an early morning shooting killed 16-year-old Ater Good. -
The kill box: How The Punisher’s execution unfolded
via theage.com.auAlmost 12 months ago, notorious organised crime figure Sam Abdulrahim was gunned down in a hotel parking lot. This is the inside story of how the hit took place. -
Ballkids the overlooked heroes of competition
via theage.com.auReaders respond to the Australian Open tennis, legislative lessons, the cost of expensive real estate and Donald Trump. -
Meet the man who has spent 10 years building Melbourne in Minecraft
via theage.com.auChen has painstakingly recreated some major Melbourne landmarks, but also tried to capture the city’s cultural essence by building in trendy cafés and hook turns. -
The brewery running clubs that quench a thirst and foster a community
via theage.com.auIn Nthside Collective’s Friday night running club, Oliver Herrera found a much-needed social outlet that combines drinking beer and running. -
Fire-hit communities in need of trauma support, as volunteers and donors dig deep
via theage.com.auThe physical recovery efforts from Victoria’s devastating bushfires, but locals warn that the pyschological wounds may take longer to heal. -
As coastal erosion bites, here’s why there are some rays of hope
via theage.com.auCoastal erosion is a serious problem, but new research shows it is possible to create success stories. -
Top real estate agent reported to regulator over alleged secret property flips
via theage.com.auThe agent paid compensation to the former owners of the properties. -
Jumping in the Yarra got Jim Courier his commentating gig, but he wouldn’t do it again
via theage.com.auThe two-time Australian Open winner did it on a dare. He credits it with landing him a plum job in the commentary box. -
Schools in Melbourne’s growth corridor have become hotspots for violence
via theage.com.auSchools in Melbourne’s outer suburbs are recording disturbing numbers of assaults and sexual offences, according to new data. -
The Age photos of the week, January 17, 2026
via theage.com.auThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age -
After financial woes, mushroom doctor closes his country practice
via theage.com.auLeongatha doctor Chris Webster, who first alerted authorities to mushroom murderer Erin Patterson, is “going it alone” after a tumultuous 2½ years. -
Ghost camping down as pricing returns – but Prom campers want ballot back
via theage.com.auTidal River is busier than last year when holidaymakers were able to reserve sites but not turn up – at zero cost – leaving spots empty while others missed out. -
Six teens arrested over alleged Mildura crime spree
via theage.com.auAmong the alleged offenders were two 13-year-old boys who have been charged with a range of offences. -
‘Like something from Apocalypse Now’: Catastrophic bushfires tipped to become the new normal
via theage.com.auThe Longwood bushfire that tore through central Victoria last week was unstoppable at times and experts are warning of more to come. -
For thousands of workers, New Zealand is the stepping stone to an Aussie job
via theage.com.auNurses, teachers and builders across Australia are gaining employment and side-stepping training requirements thanks to a back door agreement with New Zealand. -
Kazem Hamad arrest a welcome breakthrough in the fight against illicit tobacco
via theage.com.auThe arrest in Iraq of kingpin Kazem Hamad is positive news but law enforcement and governments will need to be constantly vigilant. -
‘A damn lot of luck’: How three Victorian towns were spared by unstoppable fires
via theage.com.auThe fires that savaged the Victorian towns of Natimuk, Harcourt and Streatham were unlike any the town had seen before, victims and firefighters said. -
We have the resources to make a difference
via theage.com.auReaders respond to floods and fires, hazard-reduction burns and turf wars. -
‘It was a few seconds’: Warning system under scrutiny after flash floods
via theage.com.auHolidaymakers and local leaders have questioned why authorities did not do more to raise the alarm before a “wall of water” swept through the Surf Coast. -
Victorian police officer charged with rape while off duty
via theage.com.auThe senior constable who was working in Victoria’s western region will fight three sex-offence allegations at a contested hearing. -
‘Preventable incident’: Heidelberg sinkhole blamed on North East Link tunnelling crew
via theage.com.auA sinkhole that appeared at a sports oval in Heidelberg last week was the result of an error by a North East Link Project tunnelling crew, and could have been avoided. -
Three teens charged after 75-year-old man allegedly assaulted in violent home invasion
via theage.com.auThe males, including a 13-year-old, allegedly used machetes in the pre-dawn attack at Hampton Park. -
Victoria Police aviation assets assists with flash flooding along Great Ocean Road
via theage.com.auVictoria Police officers in the Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) in Williamstown coordinated five aviation assets in the air at once in response to flash flooding along the Great Ocean Road on January 15, 2026. -
‘The house collapsed behind them’: The last-minute rescue of a stranded family
via theage.com.auDrought settled on Victoria during World War II. Then came calamitous fires and finally, the Big Flood, stranding a little family. No one was about to let them drown. -
Three teens arrested after 75-year-old man assaulted in violent home invasion
via theage.com.auThree teenage boys, including a 13-year-old, have been arrested after allegedly using machetes in the attack. -
Rain, rescue calls and cars swept out to sea: The situation in Wye River
via theage.com.auThe SES received dozens of calls for help from midday on Thursday, and people are waking up on Friday in relief centres. -
Rain, rescue calls and cars swept out to sea: The flooding in Wye River
via theage.com.auThe SES received dozens of calls for help from midday on Thursday, and following the bushfires across Victoria, people are again waking up in relief centres – this time due to floods. -
What is Victoria’s largest national park? Test yourself with The Age quiz
via theage.com.auTest your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
Surge in women using date-rape substance as party drug leads to spike in hospitalisations
via theage.com.auThere is a very fine line between the amount of GHB a user wants to take recreationally and a life-endangering amount. -
‘It’s the loss of a meeting place’: Beloved scout camp reduced to ashes
via theage.com.auA bushland camp in central Victoria where generations of young people explored their adventurous spirit has been destroyed by the giant Longwood bushfire. -
How the illegal tobacco cartels plan to evade new laws and keep control of the black market
via theage.com.auThe criminal syndicates running the multibillion-dollar illegal cigarette trade are hatching plans to avoid Victoria’s upcoming crackdown on tobacco shops. -
Roof rescues, hundreds evacuated in Wye River, Lorne split in half by flash-flooding
via theage.com.auA popular holiday park is underwater and sections of the Great Ocean Road are closed as flood warnings remain in place. -
Damned if it does, and damned if it doesn’t
via theage.com.auReaders respond to hate speech laws, bushfire policies, Iran protests and the cabana wars. -
Schools data hack exposes students for years to come, experts warn
via theage.com.auVictorian families have been warned to expect data stolen from Education Department files would likely remain for sale on the dark web. -
‘Like a tsunami’: Roof rescues, cars swept to sea in Wye River, Lorne split in half by flash-flooding
via theage.com.auA popular holiday park is underwater and sections of the Great Ocean Road are closed as flood warnings remain in place.

