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Doctors on strike not the answer to health system’s problems
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Readers respond to the state of the health system in Victoria, and that of the housing sector. -
Fake construction training certificates sold in car parks raise safety fears
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Detectives probing organised crime in the building sector have alerted regulators to the alleged racket by scam and criminal networks. -
The bold ideas to future-proof Melbourne’s sporting heartland
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A fan-friendly revamp of the MCG and better links to Melbourne Park would turn sporting events into festivals and cement Melbourne’s sports capital status. -
Reality TV star Sam Wood charged over alleged domestic violence
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Reality TV star Sam Wood is expected to face court in Queensland on Monday after being charged with alleged domestic violence offences following an incident in Noosa on Saturday night. -
Step back in time like it was 1953
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The private schools with the richest parents in Victoria revealed as extra funding flows
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There were 26 Melbourne schools with a median family income of $300,000 or more last year, many of which received more than their share of Commonwealth funding. -
Doughnuts and Donald Trump: Behind the scenes of the One Nation campaign launch
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They threatened to throw two former premiers in jail, and flogged off “Pauline pothole detectors” but went low budget on catering. -
‘Makes you happy’: Classic Greek treat finds a new home on Sydney Road
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A back injury led Kosta Kostidis to swap from being a plumber to a seller of a Greek pastry, called bougatsa. -
From plumbing to Greek pastries: adversity leads to sweet new career
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A back injury led Kosta Kostidis to swap from being a plumber to a seller of a Greek pastry, called bougatsa. -
‘Sick of burying their mates’: Motorcyclists rev engines at parliament in road safety protest
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Revs from motorcycles were heard at state parliament as thousands of protesters gathered to call for immediate action to fix potholes and other road issues that have claimed lives. -
This 345-kilometre undersea power cable will power Victoria but may ruin dairy farmers
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This 345-kilometre power cable is touted as crucial to clean-energy needs. But what if farmers cannot work their land? -
‘It will shut me down’: Trenches for underground cable threaten dairy farms
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This 345-kilometre power cable is touted as crucial to clean-energy needs. But what if farmers cannot work their land? -
Rain records broken across Victoria with soggy start to October
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Parts of Gippsland and the Great Ocean Road recorded mammoth rainfall totals of almost 200 millimetres across the weekend in a winter-like blast which won’t last. -
Lauren realised women stay in violent homes out of fear for their pets. So she did something to help
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A new program has provided hundreds of nights of crisis accommodation for pets that have experienced trauma from family violence. -
Probe into accused hijack co-pilot’s links to Victorian university
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Victoria’s joint counterterrorism team is investigating the flydubai co-pilot who allegedly tried to hijack the aircraft mid-air, and his links to Australia. -
Probe into accused hijack co-pilot’s ‘concerning’ links to Victorian university
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Victoria’s joint counterterrorism team is investigating the flydubai co-pilot, who allegedly tried to hijack the aircraft mid-air, and his links to Australia. -
Probe into accused hijack co-pilot’s ‘concerning’ links to Victoria
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Victoria’s joint counterterrorism team is investigating the flydubai co-pilot, who allegedly tried to hijack the aircraft mid-air, and his links to Australia. -
‘Concerning’: Accused flydubai hijacker’s Victorian links under investigation
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Victoria’s joint counterterrorism taskforce is probing the FlyDubai pilot’s links to Australia. -
In the small things, hope floats
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The headlines are full of horror – but in the world in which people actually live, kindness abounds. -
‘In prison by Christmas’: One Nation attacks Andrews, Allan in campaign launch
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Pauline Hanson’s party also unveiled its uncosted policy platform for November’s election at an event attended by about 750 people. -
The Age photos of the week, October 3, 2026
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The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age. -
Biggest earthquake in three years hits Victoria
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With an epicentre near Korumburra in Gippsland, VIctoria experiences the biggest earthquake in three years. -
Biggest earthquake in three years rattles Victoria
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Geoscience Australia reported the quake just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Korumburra. -
Biggest earthquake in three years rattles Melbourne, Victoria
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Geoscience Australia reported the quake just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Korumburra. -
Kirrilee was trying to promote her new single. She copped a fine for more than her weekly income
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Pop musician Kirrilee Broughton was just trying to promote her new single by putting up posters when she was hit with an $814 fine from the City of Melbourne. -
‘Bit of a boys’ club’: Anaesthetists demand answers over obstetric shift imbalance
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Female medical specialists claim their male colleagues are over-represented in rosters for obstetric work, which can pay up to $10,000 a day. -
‘A bit of a boys’ club’: Female doctors locked out of lucrative work at top hospitals
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Female medical specialists claim their male colleagues are over-represented in rosters for obstetric work, which can pay up to $10,000 a day. -
Magnitude 4.8 earthquake rattles Melbourne, Victoria
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Geoscience Australia reported the quake just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Leongatha, about 135 kilometres south-east of Melbourne. -
Melbourne earthquake: Late-night tremor rattles Victoria
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Geoscience Australia reported a magnitude 4.8 quake was recorded just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Leongatha, about 135 kilometres south-east of Melbourne. -
A healthy environment is a healthy nation
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Readers react to the rise of David Shoebridge as leader of the Greens.

