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‘A very costly lemon’: Business groups prepare for working-from-home challenge
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Employer groups have again vowed to take Victoria’s proposed working- from-home bill to the High Court, despite Labor’s pro-business amendments. -
On parenting, teachers should not have to carry the responsibility
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The onus must be on parents to raise their children, not the school, say readers. -
Work-from-laws are in purgatory, and the Liberals fell right into Labor’s trap
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
Work-from-home laws are in purgatory, and the Liberals fell right into Labor’s trap
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
The government’s WFH legislation has reclaimed its central purpose: a wedge for her
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
‘It’s a disaster’: How boxes of forgotten referrals led to tragedy at a Victorian hospital
via theage.com.au
An investigation is under way after more than 150 referrals were forgotten in cardboard boxes, leading to potentially catastrophic delays for cancer patients. -
‘It was like Buckingham Palace’: Inside the exclusive state dinner to welcome NFL powerbrokers
via theage.com.au
Guests enjoyed a menu curated by Andrew McConnell, Karen Martini and Dan Hunter at Government House. After dinner, they were able to take in the big house in all its glory. -
Cancer patient dies after 150 critical hospital referrals left in boxes for 16 months
via theage.com.au
An investigation is under way after more than 150 referrals were forgotten in cardboard boxes, leading to potentially catastrophic delays for cancer patients. -
This school refuses to become an ‘ATAR factory’ but has still managed to lift results
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Senior school students are expected to be involved in volunteering, sport or arts programs alongside their VCE studies as Overnewton college strives to give kids an all-round education. -
‘Lawless capital of Australia’: Magistrate slams Victoria’s justice system in extraordinary tirade
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A senior magistrate said courtrooms had “almost descended into the Wild West”. -
Wife of media boss Antony Catalano amps up support for accused husband
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Stefanie Catalano has reiterated her support for her millionaire husband, Antony, lodging a second statement of no complaint with police as he faces criminal charges for assaulting her. -
‘More harm than good’: Stefanie Catalano pleads for police to drop husband’s assault charges
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Stefanie Catalano has reiterated her support for her millionaire husband, Antony, lodging a second statement of no complaint with police as he faces criminal charges for allegedly assaulting her. -
Two masked thieves broke into a salon. What they were after wasn’t cash
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Police are investigating two brazen robberies at two salons early on Wednesday. -
Violent teen house guests blamed for man’s alleged role in bar wars home invasion
via theage.com.au
Deren Ismail, 41, says he was letting three teens stay with him when they allegedly carried out six violent attacks and took him along for the ride. -
CCTV footage reveals brazen salon theft at celebrity hair salon
via theage.com.au
Masked offenders broke into two Melbourne salons overnight, bypassing cash tills to steal thousands of dollars worth of hair extensions. -
‘Don’t screw it up’: NFL takeover of Melbourne moves up a gear
via theage.com.au
NFL boss Roger Goodell has arrived in town and the powerbrokers have made a beeline for him. -
All My Loving, one last time: Dannii Minogue, Tina Arena and Young Talent Time stars reunite to farewell Johnny Young
via theage.com.au
NFL boss Roger Goodell has arrived in town and the powerbrokers have made a beeline for him. -
The issue with Pickering is denial and transparency
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to disclosures of the past and present of One Nation’s Warren Pickering. -
How more exams actually helped re-energise these burnt-out students
via theage.com.au
Mill Park Secondary College’s principal says painting a picture of ambition for its students was key to lifting performance. -
A new principal walked into a school with declining results. Then came a bold overhaul
via theage.com.au
Mill Park Secondary College’s principal says painting a picture of ambition for its students was key to lifting performance. -
‘Who in this country has not tried drugs?’ Hanson backs Pickering in explosive interview
via theage.com.au
The One Nation leader told News24 the party’s Victorian leader was “a man of conviction” and said she believed in redemption. -
Dylan Alcott, Martin Pakula and Melbourne Rebels feature in IBAC secret recordings
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A long-running integrity investigation captured recordings of the former chief of the TAC discussing contracts he’d signed, a court has heard. -
Court hears secret wire taps from probe into TAC boss
via theage.com.au
A long-running integrity investigation captured recordings of the former chief of the TAC discussing contracts he’d signed, a court has heard. -
Sarah, 7, was just recognised as student of the week. She died on the drive home from school
via theage.com.au
The seven-year-old died when a car ran off the road in Melbourne’s western fringe after school pick-up, killing an 11-year-old boy and injuring six others. -
Almost half of Victoria’s roads in poor condition, as decline outpaces repairs
via theage.com.au
A new report has found that government-managed roads across the state are deteriorating faster than they’re being fixed, as parties scramble for solutions ahead of the election. -
World in pictures, September 9, 2026
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The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors. -
World in pictures, August 9, 2026
via theage.com.au
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors. -
Two children die, six injured in school pick-up tragedy near Bacchus Marsh
via theage.com.au
A 34-year-old mother had just picked up children from school when her 4WD ran off the road and rolled in Melbourne’s west on Tuesday afternoon. -
These dogs are stuck in freezing, decaying kennels with nowhere to go
via theage.com.au
Six years ago, the state government said it would compulsorily acquire the site of the Lost Dogs’ Home in North Melbourne. The shelter is still waiting for a new location. -
Surge in abandoned pets forces historic Melbourne shelter into crisis
via theage.com.au
Six years ago, the state government said it would compulsorily acquire the site of the Lost Dogs’ Home in North Melbourne. The shelter is still waiting for a new location.

