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‘Creating monsters’: A violent inmate’s story prompts fears the system is failing
via theage.com.au
“His last words to me last Saturday were: ‘The system has made me the person I am today.’ I have thought long and hard about that.” -
Teens clash with police on popular beach after storming Mordialloc supermarket
via theage.com.auRiot police were called in to disperse a large group of teenagers allegedly brawling on Mordialloc beach. -
To our Jewish friends, please do not leave our shores
via theage.com.auThe political reactions to the Bondi massacre have drawn strong response from readers. -
They opted to study this demanding diploma instead of VCEs. Now the wait is over
via theage.com.auStudents who chose to take the International Baccalaureate opened their results on Wednesday morning, a week after their VCE peers. -
PNG teen killed in minibus crash was ‘the hope for his entire family’
via theage.com.auJamie Kakon, 17, was killed along with three others when a minibus veered off a remote road in northern Victoria this week. -
‘Intimate and inspiring’: Victoria’s oldest arts festival back from brink of collapse
via theage.com.auThe oldest state festival is back with a mission - to showcase local artists and make events accessible to the whole community. -
Rich lister revealed as likely buyer for Derrimut 24:7 Gym chain
via theage.com.auThe group’s founder Nik Solomos is expected to remain involved in the business if creditors approve the $34.15 million deal. -
Accused CBD stabber granted bail to stay in hospital
via theage.com.auThe judge considered Lauren Darul’s long history of mental illness and homelessness, as well as the 32-year-old’s recent claim of Indigenous heritage and decision to transition to male. -
One toilet too many has Blackburn South locals worried it’s ‘asking for more crime’
via theage.com.auA parkland upgrade that includes a $150,000 public toilet - just 200 metres from another - has residents fearing it will encourage crime. -
‘Cunning and deceptive’: Tom Silvagni jailed for six years on rape charges
via theage.com.auA County Court judge has sentenced the 23-year-old, saying Silvagni had shown no remorse and acted in self-interest as he tried to cover up his crimes. -
‘Cunning and deceptive’: Tom Silvagni jailed for six years for rape
via theage.com.auA County Court judge has sentenced the 23-year-old, saying Silvagni showed no remorse and acted in self-interest as he tried to cover up his crimes. -
World in pictures, December 17, 2025
via theage.com.auThe best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors -
Watch live: Tom Silvagni to be sentenced on rape charges
via theage.com.auThe County Court will allow the public broadcast of the 23-year-old’s sentencing from 10am after his case was kept secret for more than a year. -
Tom Silvagni to be sentenced on rape charges
via theage.com.auThe County Court will allow the public broadcast of the 23-year-old’s sentencing from 10am after his case was kept secret for more than a year. -
The cancer you’re most likely to be diagnosed with based on where you were born
via theage.com.auSeveral overseas-born groups have higher rates of liver, stomach, thyroid and pancreatic cancer diagnosis while rates of other cancers are generally higher among Australian-born Victorians. -
More violence inevitable without blanket guns ban
via theage.com.auReaders argue that after the Bondi Beach terror attack that Australia’s gun laws need to be stricter. -
Driver who killed toddler after running red light could be free in 15 months
via theage.com.auThree-year-old Mila Wang was on a pedestrian crossing in Melbourne’s south-east when she was fatally hit by a car. -
Allan ‘understands’ anger directed at her, pledges $1.8m for Jewish security
via theage.com.auThe announcement followed the premier’s appearance at a Melbourne Hanukkah event, where she was booed by the crowd. -
Daylesford driver fights against testifying at inquest into horror crash that killed five
via theage.com.auWilliam Swale has told a coroner that despite being protected from his evidence being used against him, he objected to testifying as part of a coronial process to help avoid a repeat of the horrific crash. -
The gentle giant who fought cartels and became an angel in Asia
via theage.com.auNeale Fursdon spent most of his career dealing with drug traffickers and international people smugglers. But he was one of the most affable people I have ever met. -
‘Tragic, senseless’: Four overseas workers killed in minibus crash, children seriously injured
via theage.com.auFour overseas workers were killed when a minivan crashed head-on into a tree. Five more, including three children, remain in hospital with serious injuries. -
‘Tragic, senseless’: Children, the youngest just 10, in hospital after fatal van crash
via theage.com.auThree children, the youngest understood to be just 10 years old, are in hospital with serious injuries after a minivan crashed head on into a tree, killing four other people. -
The VCE high scorers charting path to success via road less travelled
via theage.com.auStudents are excelling in off-beat subject choices in VCE including classical studies, algorithmics and systems engineering. -
Landlords dominate Airbnb listings and worsen rental crisis in holiday towns
via theage.com.auFour years of Airbnb listings show the short-stay accommodation platform has departed from its original “sharing economy” to a model where a landlord leases multiple homes. -
Is anyone surprised? Because Jews are not
via theage.com.auReaders react to Sunday’s terror attack on a Jewish holiday celebration at Bondi Beach that killed 16 people. -
Four dead, five injured in minivan crash near NSW border
via theage.com.auFour people have been killed and three children seriously injured after a minivan rolled off a road and crashed into a tree in country Victoria. -
My suburb changed its name decades ago, but everyone’s still confused
via theage.com.auIt was recognised as its own suburb in the 1990s – three decades on, people still call us by three different names. -
Melbourne’s Jewish school children face the unfathomable after Bondi bloodshed
via theage.com.auVictoria Police deployed extra officers to Jewish schools and synagogues, and organisers abruptly ended Hanukkah events on Sunday night as the city reeled from the mass shooting at Bondi Beach. -
Police in Melbourne boost security as Hanukkah events cut short after Bondi massacre
via theage.com.auVictoria Police deployed extra officers to Jewish community hubs and organisers abruptly ended Hanukkah events on Sunday night as the city reeled from a targeted mass shooting at Bondi Beach. -
Do this, don’t do that. Can’t you read the sign?
via theage.com.auReaders say road signage and usage after West Gate Freeway changes has challenges.

