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Arson attacks now so ‘routine’ that firefighters are being warned before a flame is lit
Amid an unprecedented rise of firebombings as a weapon of intimidation and revenge, nearly 10 fires are being deliberately lit on average every day. See if your area is a hotspot. -
Big announcements come in twos for Richard Pratt’s granddaughter
After tying the knot in Melbourne’s wedding of the year last year, Bella Falk has a lot going on. -
AI overlords: we were warned
Readers have questions about surviving in the age of AI. -
This school’s black and red blazers are more than a uniform. They’re a passport to a prestigious network
In its 148 years, Xavier College has produced a Queensland premier, a lord mayor of Melbourne, and 18 federal and state MPs. Schoolboys who enter the exclusive Kew Catholic school’s gates are “Xaverians for life”. -
Ewe beauty: The shear length James will push himself to help cousin Royce
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Crime gang ‘fractures’ as former tobacco empire goes to war against itself
Infighting in organised crime group The Commission is suspected to be behind two murders, three shootings and a series of arson attacks. -
Why Liberal candidate Nick McGowan is pretty in pink
Nick McGowan is seeking to win back the lower house seat of Ringwood for the Liberals - but you’d be forgiven for not knowing what party he’s with. -
‘They need to identify the body’: Father sues state over hotel quarantine after daughter’s death
Hayden Flinn was working in Hong Kong when his 13-year-old daughter died suddenly. He claims he was unlawfully detained for two weeks in a hotel while her body remained with the coroner. -
A father’s rage over daughter’s death has smouldered since lockdown – Brett Sutton is in his sights
Hayden Flinn was working in Hong Kong when his 13-year-old daughter died suddenly. He claims he was unlawfully detained for two weeks in a hotel while her body remained with the coroner. -
A father’s rage over daughter’s death has smouldered since lockdown - Brett Sutton is in his sights
Hayden Flinn was working in Hong Kong when his 13-year-old daughter died suddenly. He claims he was unlawfully detained for two weeks in a hotel while her body remained with the coroner. -
Why the Melburnian of the Year wants to bulldoze the city’s most famous building
The Melburnian of the Year has a grand plan to turn most of the station into a hospitality precinct. -
Why Chris Lucas wants to bulldoze part of Flinders Street Station
The Melburnian of the Year has a grand plan to turn most of the station into a hospitality precinct. -
For our children’s sake, we must protect the environment
Readers respond to how politics plays a part in forming the environment for younger generations. -
In person, in writing and in a weekly newsletter: WorkSafe details CFMEU warnings to minister
The claims in a submission to the royal commission cast further doubt on the government’s claims it was unaware of the CFMEU’s conduct on major projects. -
Four bidders vie for $2.26m Edwardian house in Melbourne’s east
The winning bidder, a couple who also have a home on the Bellarine Peninsula, paid $200,000 over reserve to secure the property located in a leafy suburb. -
The Age photos of the week, November 14, 2026
The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age. -
The bikie boss, the $800,000 Ferrari and an $18 million Brighton mansion
Anti-bikie detectives searched the luxury residence of Finks national president Mark Balsillie earlier this month, just hours after two masked men fired 10 shots at an Arcare aged care facility in Maidstone. -
Activity centres or a sprawling CBD? Voters deliver their verdict
Competing plans to fast-track housing are on the ballot in this month’s election, and the Resolve Political Monitor shows Victorians prefer the Liberal Party’s alternative. -
Liberals would be irresponsible to preference Labor
Readers say they are caught in a dilemma as to whom to vote for in the election. -
‘Obsessive’ legal student emailed staff every 15 minutes out of ‘passion for the law’
Samuel Eaton has been ordered to pay the university’s legal fees after losing a Supreme Court battle that limited his access to students and staff. -
Big Build royal commission as it happened: Official says Allan’s office told contractors to handle CFMEU dispute or they ‘can’t have more work’
The first week of witness examinations came to an end with examination of a key public servant as the commission keeps its microscope on the $110 million Gap Road level crossing removal. -
Big Build royal commission LIVE updates: Rail Projects official says Allan’s office told them to handle CFMEU dispute or they ‘can’t have more work’
Follow our live coverage as the first week of witness examinations comes to an end and the commission keeps its microscope on the $110 million Gap Road level crossing removal. -
How a classic song and a packet of chips helped Will survive six nights in the bush
The teenage boy who survived six days lost in remote wilderness on chips and creek water is recovering in hospital. -
‘Devastated’: Dancer speaks after Swans players cleared by police over hotel night
Isaac Heeney has vowed to repay the Swans after Victoria Police announced the outcome of a months-long inquiry into a night out with players and exotic dancers. Read his statement in full. -
Gatto, Gangitano and gangland strife: Inside the case files of Victoria’s ultimate underworld lawyer
After decades defending Melbourne’s most notorious crooks, retired solicitor Brian Rolfe lifts the lid on his most dangerous clients – and the one who troubles him to this day. -
Swans players cleared by police over hotel night with dancers
Victoria Police have announced the outcome of a months-long inquiry into a night out with Swans players and three exotic dancers in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel. -
Big Build royal commission LIVE updates: Gap Road delivery director claims CFMEU’s work stoppages were ‘never genuine safety issues’
Follow our live coverage as the first week of witness examinations comes to an end and the commission keeps its microscope on the $110 million Gap Road level crossing removal. -
Swans players set to be cleared by police over hotel night with dancers
Victoria Police will announce shortly the outcome of a months-long inquiry into a night out with Swans players and three exotic dancers in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel. -
Big Build royal commission LIVE updates: Witnesses on controversial Gap Road project continue after counsel assisting lashes government
Follow our live coverage as the first week of witness examinations comes to an end and the commission keeps its microscope on the $110 million Gap Road level crossing removal. -
A 17-year-old boy has been found after missing in Victorian bush
The teenage boy, William, has been found safe and in good spirits after six days lost in dense bushland.

