After four decades, Sascha and Kate are still singing each other’s praises

Sascha Davis and Kate Howard are still close friends, having met in the 1980s in the Australian Children’s Choir, which is celebrating a major anniversary.

Lawyers for one of three women involved in the case say their client alleges she was the victim of “multiple sexual assaults”.

Readers agree that online gambling advertising - if not gambling itself - is a scourge, but politicians aren’t listening to voters.

The former chief executive of the Melbourne Football Club has claimed he was dismissed after raising concerns about widespread underpayment of administrative staff.

The woundedness here in the west hurts and not because I’m squeamish. This is not about hatred, blame or judgment. It’s about loss.

The woundedness here in the west hurts and not because I’m squeamish. This is not about hatred, blame or judgment. It’s about loss.

For Mel Schneider and her family, spontaneous trips are rare, until an unexpected gesture.

A backlog of court cases has meant the driver allegedly responsible for the Melbourne man’s death is yet to face trial. The delay has left a Victorian family in limbo.

The Royal Melbourne Hospital has rolled out controversial changes that will restrict access to its specialist clinics to residents of three inner-city areas.

Readers react to the positions of the federal government and Coalition on gambling ads.

After an eight-year wait, Bina Rajthala was devastated to learn about the “missed opportunities” that may have prevented her husband’s death.

Swans chairman Andrew Pridham confirmed the review to this masthead on Saturday, as a woman who alleged she was the victim of a sexual assault hired a lawyer for a potential civil legal claim.

A man known to the woman remained in custody on Saturday as forensic teams continued to scour the home 24 hours after she was found.

A 45-year-old man known to Irish woman Annmarie O’Reilly has been charged with her alleged murder a day after she was found unresponsive in her Ferntree Gully home.

Swans chairman Andrew Pridham confirmed the review to this masthead on Saturday, as a woman who alleged she was the victim of a sexual assault hired a lawyer for a potential civil legal claim.

Elvira Tsecoutanis was in the grip of a heroin addiction when she found out she was pregnant with her first child. “I thought I shouldn’t be a mum,” she says.

The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.

A Slater and Gordon lawyer says he is investigating a potential civil claim on behalf of the woman.

Luke Sayers has been hard to spot on the social scene radar since his lewd photo drama and legal action, but was full of laughs at a charity lunch.

The shooting comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home.

The shooting comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home.

A Slater and Gordon lawyer said on Saturday morning that he was investigating a potential civil claim on behalf of the woman.

The move is vital to establishing how corruption on Big Build sites was allowed to happen, and who in positions of authority knew and when.

A Melbourne crime reporter for The Age for more than 30 years, Silvester was recognised at the prestigious Kennedy Swards for his popular Naked City column.

The drive-by shooting of a man comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home.

Readers respond to the recent decisions of the federal and Victorian governments.

Blue Light Victoria has changed a lot since the heyday of its famous disco – but it is still playing an important role in the lives of young people.

Suburb design, home building standards and the walkability of our city will be themes at the upcoming Melbourne Assembly. We want to hear your ideas about our city’s future, too.

Matthew Bruhn, the father of Cats player Tanner Bruhn, is shown in a video kneeling in a park in his underpants.

As the state government moves to keep pace with the fastest-growing region in Australia, locals fear infrastructure isn’t keeping up, and they have demands ahead of the November election.