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Doublespeak, bluster; it’s the spin we’re in
Readers despair of the non-communicativeness of modern communication. -
Infinite growth is an oxymoron for the planet
Readers react to the supply and demand needs of countries to the Earth’s resources. -
These local leaders say data centres could transform Melbourne’s west – for the better
A western suburb has long been billed as Melbourne’s next big thing. Some believe data centres could turn that vision into a reality. -
Ben Carroll pays up in a burgers and fries election campaign blitz
Ben Carroll pulled a “man of the people” moment at a McDonald’s in Essendon, shouting burgers and fries for his big red election bus passengers. -
Neo-Nazi leader says provocation led to Indigenous camp violence
Thomas Sewell has pleaded guilty to an attack on the Camp Sovereignty site in August last year, but argues he was not targeting Aboriginal people. -
Neo-Nazi leader claims provocation led to Indigenous camp violence
Thomas Sewell has pleaded guilty to an attack on the Camp Sovereignty site in August, but claims he was not targeting Aboriginal people. -
Reservoir shooting victim ‘lured’ to his death as police probe links to Kaz Hamad
The man shot dead on the footpath of a busy suburban road in Melbourne’s north overnight was the father of an associate of illicit tobacco kingpin Kaz Hamad. -
Xavier College in Kew's grounds.
Xavier College in Kew's grounds. Vision: Supplied. -
World in pictures, October 28, 2026
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors. -
‘Always drama here’: Reservoir shooting victim linked to Kaz Hamad
The man shot dead on the footpath of a busy suburban road in Melbourne’s north overnight was the father of an associate of illicit tobacco kingpin Kaz Hamad, this masthead can reveal. -
‘Who’s going to dob me in?’ Michael Kirby’s literary secret, his great love and a stark national warning
The High Court’s first “celebrity judge” reflects on life, poverty, Howard-era battles, and chilling out about a musical on his life. -
Man shot dead in Reservoir in suspected targeted attack
Police are investigating whether a burnt-out car found nearby in Thomastown shortly afterwards is linked to the shooting. -
‘Always drama here’: Man shot dead in Reservoir street in suspected targeted attack
Police are investigating whether a burnt-out car found nearby in Thomastown shortly afterwards is linked to the shooting. -
Senior bureaucrats accused of $260m COVID cover-up now in top NDIS jobs
Two public servants who were the subject of adverse findings by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog are now helping oversee the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme. -
‘Press send and pray’ email lands Meghan Markle on MasterChef
If you don’t ask, you don’t get: How Meghan Markle found her latest television role in Melbourne with Junior MasterChef. -
Climateflation is a cause of cost-of-living hikes
Readers discuss the federal Coalition’s retreat from its climate policy to fund budget cuts. -
Man allegedly caught filming at Melbourne pool charged with producing child abuse material
Police are reviewing footage found on the man’s phone and identifying other families at the pool who may have been affected. -
Brighton mansion of embattled property tycoon firebombed in ‘targeted attack’
Arsonists rammed the front gates of the Manor Street home of Simon Pitard and set two luxury cars alight. -
Xavier College's new Kostka building
Xavier College's new Kostka building for years 7 and 8 was carefully designed to include "learning neighbourhoods" to support informal learning, from small groups and individuals to classes and year levels. It has won multiple architecture awards. Vision: Supplied -
Xavier College in Kew's impressive grounds.
Xavier College in Kew's impressive grounds. Vision: Supplied. -
Man charged over child abuse material after allegedly being caught filming in pool change room
Police are reviewing footage found on the man’s phone and identifying other families who were at the pool who may have been affected. -
Man allegedly caught filming at Melbourne pool charged over child abuse material
Police are reviewing footage found on the man’s phone and identifying other families who were at the pool who may have been affected. -
Accused camper killer Gregory Lynn refused bail in second bid for freedom
The former pilot previously told the Supreme Court he was being attacked by other inmates in custody and was paid “peanuts” to work in a factory. -
Accused camper killer Greg Lynn refused bail in second bid for freedom
The former pilot previously told the Supreme Court he was being attacked by other inmates in custody and was paid “peanuts” to work in a factory. -
They’re spruiked for weight loss, more muscle and anti-ageing, but carry huge risks
Hospitals across Victoria are seeing a rising number of people suffering life-threatening allergic reactions to injectables made popular via social media. -
‘They are so prevalent’: Anaphylaxis cluster linked to black market peptides
Hospitals across Victoria are seeing a rising number of people suffering life-threatening allergic reactions to injectables made popular via social media. -
Andy Lee’s epic $13 million home build stretches onto the Yarra
The epic multi-million dollar undertaking by funny guy Andy Lee and his bride Rebecca Harding to revive a derelict 150-year-old mansion in Hawthorn continues at pace. -
Three times the nerves, three times the support: The triplets sitting VCE exams
Thousands of Victorian students will sit the VCE English exam on Tuesday, among them triplets Savio, Saviya and Simon. -
Market board members quit after former Demons boss Paul Guerra takes top job
The appointment of a new chair of the Melbourne Market Authority board may have been the catalyst for an almighty upheaval of the board. -
What men don’t get about women
Readers discuss gendered violence after the alleged attack against politician Helen Haines.

