Bondi attack must prompt a reflection on antisemitism in the arts

Jewish artists and writers have reported feeling ostracised and culturally homeless in their formerly welcoming creative communities. This must change.

The government has dragged the chain on issue after issue – home invasions, tobacco store firebombings, bail for youth offenders, the degradation of retail strips and more.

The tower that will transform one of the CBD’s best-known intersections was granted approval without public consultation.

This construction company boss says he did not know how else to get around the union gatekeepers threatening the survival of his business.

Readers are not impressed by One Nation’s publicity “net zero” stunt days after the Nepal tragedy.

Tackling the state of Victoria’s roads will be a measure of a party’s commitment to voters.

A fast-growing independent school must repay tens of millions after a federal government audit of disability payments.

A fast-growing independent school must repay tens of millions after a federal government audit of disability payments.

A jury took just two hours to find a teenager guilty of the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Oscar Hamilton at a Melton shopping centre.

A jury took just two hours to find a teenager guilty of the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Oscar Hamilton at a Melton shopping centre.

Lunch attendees dug deep for the $2000-a-plate nosh-up at Vue de monde on Tuesday.

Lunch attendees dug deep for the $2000-a-plate nosh-up at Vue de monde on Tuesday.

Action against the year 12 boys came as the school’s principal issued a campus-wide warning of multiple incidents of male students disrespecting women and girls.

Action against the year 12 boys came as the school’s principal issued a campus-wide warning of multiple incidents of male students disrespecting women and girls.

Melbourne has officially recorded the warmest winter since records began in 1855.

An “excited and scared” Michelle Payne is five months pregnant, and another major change could be on the horizon for her.

Thousands of concerning child-on-child incidents of a sexual nature have been reported by state primary and secondary schools in recent years.

Russell Harrison saved his neighbour from being strangled, then himself nearly died in a struggle with a burglar.

Russell Harrison saved his neighbour from being strangled, then himself nearly died in a struggle with a burglar.

Readers are perplexed how One Nation won a WA byelection last weekend, and one writes that given its supporters are more likely to be over 55, whether it’s time to consider voting rights for 16-year-olds.

The divisive statue of Daniel Andrews may have been cancelled, but the state government had already forked out $60,000 to immortalise the former premier.

Beyond its history of murder mystery and revolutionary bathing trends is a peaceful place that’s happy for its neighbours to get more attention.

Beyond its history of murder mystery and revolutionary bathing trends is a peaceful place that’s happy for its neighbours to get more attention.

Beyond its history of murder mystery and revolutionary bathing trends is a peaceful place that’s happy for its neighbours to get more attention.

The former Melbourne teacher-turned-soldier Oscar Jenkins has given his first interview from prison since being captured by Russian forces and jailed for 13 years.

Pre-sold developments around the city are facing fresh assessments by Melbourne Water after sweeping changes to flood mapping pushed the properties into flood zones.

Pre-sold developments around the city are facing fresh assessments by Melbourne Water after sweeping changes to flood mapping pushed the properties into flood zones.

The former teacher from Melbourne turned soldier Oscar Jenkins has given his first interview from prison since being captured by Russian forces and jailed for 13 years.

Labor has revealed its plans to improve the state’s roads including the use of minimum-security prisoners to free up road workers to fix more potholes, but the opposition isn’t convinced.

Labor has revealed its plans to improve the state’s roads including the use of minimum-security prisoners to free up road workers to fix more potholes, but the opposition isn’t convinced.