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De Blasio on maintaining social fabric
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The former NYC mayor addresses the aftermath of the attack on MP Helen Haines. -
The nearly impossible job of picking up when the peculiar become pathological
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It is labour-intensive and, in reality, like trying to stop a river with a tea-strainer. How police try to identify the obsessed who have the potential to become violent. -
Jess Wilson on paying down debt
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The Victorian opposition leader tells Melbourne Assembly the Coalition will deliver a better city and state by reducing debt. -
Police weigh up further charges against accused Haines attacker
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Brendan Nugent has appeared briefly in court as detectives continue to probe possible motivations behind his alleged attack on Helen Haines. -
Melbourne Assembly LIVE: Carroll pledges election sweetener for first home buyers; Wilson claims paying down debt will make Melbourne more liveable
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Follow live as we bring you the news from The Age’s landmark civic forum on the future of Melbourne. -
City of Melbourne planting 3000 trees a year
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Chief executive Alison Leighton highlights initiatives to make the city greener. -
Nic Woods on the importance of being active
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Bupa's chief health officer discusses the need for programs for an active population. -
Wangaratta locals reeling after Helen Haines attack
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There has been an outpouring of sadness, anger and support in Wangaratta following the attack on Helen Haines. -
Pencil case to blame for premier’s petrol station blunder
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Premier Ben Carroll has admitted to forgetting to pay for his petrol before driving off from a service station, but says the slip-up shows politicians are “human beings”. -
Carlos Moreno on 15-minute cities
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The world-leading urbanist explains the idea which he says improves the quality of life. -
Carroll on rise of One Nation
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Premier Ben Carroll says the Victorian state election is the most important in a generation due to the rise of One Nation. -
Carroll on petrol bungle
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Victorian Premier Ben Carroll admits driving away without paying for petrol. -
Carroll's pledge to first home buyers
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Victoria's premier makes an election pledge at Melbourne Assembly. -
Melbourne Assembly LIVE: First home buyers in Carroll’s sights as Labor pledges $1b election sweetener
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Follow live as we bring you the news from The Age’s landmark civic forum on the future of Melbourne. -
World in pictures, October 21, 2026
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The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors. -
‘Prosperity and security’: Labor offers election sweetener for first-home buyers
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Premier Ben Carroll will announce 25,000 new homes will be built for first-time buyers, with the proposed sites spanning Melbourne, Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo and Latrobe. -
Coalition says it will sell key Melbourne market if it wins election
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The state opposition has promised a $578-million-dollar windfall from the sale of the Melbourne Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Market should it win November’s election. -
Charges laid against man accused of attacking Federal MP Helen Haines
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Police revealed Nugent is facing three charges and is being held to appear at Wangaratta Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday. -
We need more politicians like Helen Haines
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to the alleged attack on MP Helen Haines, the “get over it” jibe, a happiness tax, and the Wizened of Oz. -
‘As tall as you can go’: The NYC-style density plan for Melbourne’s future
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Is urban sprawl a “massive failure” of the Western world, or is the genie out of the bottle? These are some of the big ideas contemplated at Melbourne Assembly. -
Melbourne gets a serve of Trump and ‘New York blunt’ from Bill de Blasio
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The former mayor brought his brand of blunt to Melbourne while delivering some thoughts about Donald Trump’s America -
A dark day for democracy should bring new tone to political conversation
via theage.com.au
The attack in a tragic reminder of the vulnerabilities in Australian democracy and the fragility of some of its treasured attributes. -
‘Chilling’: Coroner rejects Sportsbet’s defence in young man’s suicide
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Five years after Kyle Hudson’s death, a Victorian coroner issued a scathing assessment of Sportsbet, saying the wagering giant fed the 22-year-old’s gambling addiction. -
Melbourne Assembly day two as it happened: PM, ex-New York mayor share visions for more liveable Melbourne
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Follow live as shaping the city and innovation and education are in focus at The Age’s landmark civic forum. -
‘Ordinary, law-abiding life’: Accused $8m NGV thief faces court
via theage.com.au
A former National Gallery of Victoria IT chief accused of stealing $8 million from the NGV is banned from leaving the country after facing court for the first time. -
Melbourne must take lead on tech: AI boss
via theage.com.au
Rohan Silva of AI Faculty says Sydney has triumphed over Melbourne in venture capital investment. -
Melbourne's innovation hurdles
via theage.com.au
Doherty Institute chief Sharon Lewin says scientists need to take risks. -
De Blasio on the need to end urban sprawl
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The former NYC mayor tells Melbourne Assembly on the need to end urban sprawl -
Melbourne 'must build higher, denser'
via theage.com.au
Ex-NYC mayor Bill de Blasio says what Melbourne has to do to be affordable and diverse. -
De Blasio on the positives of immigration
via theage.com.au
Former New York City mayor Bill de Blasio reflects on the richness immigrants bring to society.

