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Doublespeak, bluster; it’s the spin we’re in
Readers despair of the non-communicativeness of modern communication. -
‘Like a runaway train’: Private girls’ schools lead 2027 fee hikes
Non-government schools are pointing to increased staff costs and Victoria’s payroll tax as they hike fees well above inflation. -
Fees at prestigious Victorian school surpass $100,000 for one year level
Non-government schools are pointing to increased staff costs and Victoria’s payroll tax as they hike fees well above inflation. -
Henry’s soccer dream had just begun. Tragedy on the way home means his dad won’t be able to watch on
Ivan Harrison was driving his seven-year-old son home when a fatal crash tore their family apart. -
Henry’s soccer dream had just begun. Tragedy on the way home means his dad won’t be able to watch
Ivan Harrison was driving his seven-year-old son home when a fatal crash tore their family apart. -
Major parties take voters for granted
Readers agree that trust in politicians and the political process has eroded. -
From car boots to proposals and Paris Hilton: This is how the Birdcage came to be
For one week of the year, a patch of Flemington Racecourse becomes the heart of Melbourne’s social life. But the Birdcage wasn’t always so glamorous. -
Twenty minutes’ sleep and ready to rock: Robbie Williams lands for the Melbourne Cup
Williams briefly recalled his wild child days when appearing at Flemington Racecourse on Monday ahead of his Melbourne Cup performances. -
Twenty minutes sleep and ready to rock: Robbie Williams lands for the Melbourne Cup
Williams briefly recalled his wild child days when appearing at Flemington Racecourse on Monday ahead of his Melbourne Cup performances. -
People think my suburb ‘has nothing there’. But we have lots of things
For the most part, people go to work, cut their lawns on weekends, block off a street at Christmas. I don’t want anyone thinking that I’m trying to make it seem cool. -
My ordinary suburb starred in famous film about a rebel and its dissident heart remains
From hosting the world’s first feature film to defeating a freeway plan to protect its native bushland, this ordinary outer-eastern pocket hides a remarkably rebellious spirit. -
I lived in my suburb’s Christmas street. I’m glad I moved as the pressure’s too much
This ordinary pocket hides a remarkable rebellious spirit. But for the most part, it’s not extraordinary. I don’t want anyone thinking that I’m trying to make it seem cool. -
I lived in my suburb’s Christmas street. I’m glad I moved as the pressure is too much
This ordinary pocket hides a remarkable rebellious spirit. But for the most part, it’s not extraordinary. I don’t want anyone thinking that I’m trying to make it seem cool. -
‘Castle on the hill’ receives $10m for restoration after safety concerns
Melbourne High School will begin tackling the many defects of its heritage-listed building, while students move to portable classrooms. -
‘Calling for his mum’: Two dead, child injured in Brighton East as Cup weekend’s horror road toll mounts
Eight people including four motorcyclists have died in road crashes in Victoria since Friday. -
‘Calling for his mum’: Two dead, child injured in Brighton East as Cup weekend road toll mounts
Eight people including four motorcyclists have died in road crashes in Victoria since Friday. -
‘Calling for his mum’: Two dead, boy injured in Brighton East as Cup weekend road toll mounts
Bystanders have rescued a child hanging upside down by his seatbelt after a deadly crash in bayside Melbourne yesterday. -
‘Calling for his mum’: Two dead, boy injured in Bayside as Cup weekend road toll mounts
Bystanders have rescued a child hanging upside down by his seatbelt after a deadly crash in Brighton East yesterday. -
‘Calling for his mum’: Seconds after he heard the bang, Pipe saw a child dangling upside down
Bystanders have rescued a primary school aged boy after a deadly double fatality in Brighton East yesterday. -
Brighton East resident describes horrific aftermath of weekend crash
Bystanders have rescued a child hanging upside down by his seatbelt after a deadly crash in Brighton East yesterday. -
Two dead, child injured in Brighton East as Cup weekend’s horror road toll mounts
Eight people died have died in road crashes in Victoria since Friday. -
Two dead, child injured in Brighton East as long weekend’s horror road toll mounts
Eight people died have died in road crashes in Victoria since Friday. -
We’re living in a Kafkaesque society
Readers comment on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s role in how it sets interest rates in light of rising inflation. -
Top chef Scott Pickett faces court grilling over collapse of super fund
Pickett will be called to a public examination about his business dealings with First Guardian’s manager, David Anderson, and their joint hospitality business. -
The red tape roadblocks threatening Melbourne’s street parties
One council has backflipped on its decision to axe a free street party permit program, but the process is under review in another local government area. -
Chris Waller and James McDonald dominated Derby Day, but Waller wasn’t even there to enjoy it
Waller came tantalisingly close to making it a clean sweep of Derby Day’s three group 1 races but, in a sign of the times, was not even at Flemington as star jockey McDonald had another day out. -
Pursuit of power may mean compromise
Readers debate what it will take for parties to form government. -
‘How fights are waged now’: Organised crime recruits teen army in Victoria’s arson wave
Amid an unprecedented rise of firebombings as a weapon of intimidation and revenge, nearly 10 fires are being deliberately lit on average every day. See if your area is a hotspot. -
Arson attacks now so ‘routine’ that firefighters are being warned before a flame is lit
Amid an unprecedented rise of firebombings as a weapon of intimidation and revenge, nearly 10 fires are being deliberately lit on average every day. See if your area is a hotspot. -
The camera-shy, the dance movers and the WAGs: Inside the Birdcage on Derby Day
The premier was nowhere to be seen on Derby Day, and his wife refused a photo.

