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Dutton’s track will only lead us backwards
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to John Howard’s legacy as prime minister, Gerald Risdale’s death and the price of coffee. -
Support and guidance needed for school children with autism
via theage.com.auReaders respond to how the education system treats children with autism. -
Victoria heatwave as it happened: State swelters through record-breaking heatwave as Otways fire grows
via theage.com.auThe last time Victoria experienced such a prolonged heatwave was 2009, when Black Saturday saw the Mallee record 12 days above 40 degrees. Follow our rolling coverage. -
Locals told to stay vigilant as bushfires could ‘run again’
via theage.com.auAs crews try to contain blazes in the Otways, Victoria’s fire chief has warned about the tinder-dry conditions. -
Bushfires could ‘run again’, as locals told to stay vigilant
via theage.com.auAs crews try to contain blazes in the Otways, Victoria’s fire chief has warned over the tinder-dry conditions. -
‘Abhorrent and heinous’: Bedbug bites cause mayhem at op shop
via theage.com.auA Daylesford shop almost had to close for good after a donation resulted in bedbugs running up the arms of a volunteer. -
World in pictures, January 28, 2026
via theage.com.auThe best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors -
‘Nervous as hell’: Tumbleweed spike creates messy fire hazard in Melbourne’s west
via theage.com.auTumbleweeds are filling up the streets of the outer west, blocking doorways and covering front yards for metres, creating fuel for potential fires. -
The buddy system helping preps find their feet from day one
via theage.com.auSchool yards buzzed with excitement as many of the 79,000 preps starting at government schools arrived for their first day. -
A young girl was abducted and police named a suspect fast. Too fast for some
via theage.com.auThe abduction of Karmein Chan in 1991 changed Melbourne forever. Veteran crime reporter John Silvester talks to the police officer who was first on the scene, and first to question the “Mr Cruel” theory. -
A Facebook comment caused a student to fail her subject. Now she’s in Supreme Court
via theage.com.auA nursing student asked a Facebook group for a question about an exam she had already taken. Then she was accused of cheating. -
Daylesford driver who killed five ordered to appear at inquest
via theage.com.auThe driver who crashed into diners outside a Daylesford pub during a medical episode will be compelled to testify at an inquest after trying to avoid it. -
Victoria heatwave LIVE: State swelters through record-breaking heatwave as Otways fire grows
via theage.com.auThe last time Victoria experienced such a prolonged heatwave was 2009, when Black Saturday saw the Mallee record 12 days above 40 degrees. Follow our rolling coverage. -
Teachers will fight to double the number of student-free days
via theage.com.auThe teachers’ union says more curriculum days are vital for educators to get on top of their workloads, but others say it will place an extra burden on families. -
Victoria heatwave as it happened: State swelters under worst conditions since Black Saturday; fire threatens Great Ocean Road
via theage.com.auStay up to date with Victoria’s heatwave and bushfire threats on Tuesday, January 27. -
No end in sight to scorching heat as Victorians fight to stay cool
via theage.com.auAmid Victoria’s all-time highest temperature, wildlife services worked to protect the state’s animals before more sweltering days. -
Trump’s peace board a club Australia must avoid
via theage.com.auReaders argue that the Australian government should keep well away from Trump’s Board of Peace initiative. -
What it feels like in the hottest place on the planet
via theage.com.auThe Mallee has broken Victoria’s heat record. But for the locals who have to live with extremely hot weather, it’s all part of life in the region. -
‘That fire will run’: Dozens of towns evacuated as Otways fire grows
via theage.com.auAs the state nears Black Saturday levels of burnt land, Victorians brace for the worst. -
English teacher who filmed sex acts with student sentenced
via theage.com.auWhen Border Force officers found the hidden material on the married father’s phone, he said: “My life is over now, isn’t it?” -
CFMEU official charged with threatening to kill seeks to call ex-police chief as witness
via theage.com.auJoel Shackleton’s lawyers say Shane Patton, who was police commissioner at the time, was “actively involved” in their client’s case. -
‘People just drop what they’re doing’: The double-edged sword being felt by fire volunteers
via theage.com.auUsually, Michael Blackburn’s tankers are used for farm duties. But throughout January, their main role has been keeping his property safe. -
Victoria heatwave LIVE: State swelters under worst conditions since Black Saturday; fire threatens Great Ocean Road
via theage.com.auStay up to date with Victoria’s unfolding heatwave and bushfire threats with our live blog. -
Parents offered ‘coaching’ before the new school year
via theage.com.auAs a new cohort of Victorian students make the exciting leap from primary to high school, parents are being encouraged to learn how to help. -
Melbourne forecast to crack 45 degrees in worst heatwave since Black Saturday
via theage.com.auMelbourne is forecast to swelter through a maximum 45 degrees on Tuesday, but a cool change at night will send temperatures plummeting. -
Undercover neo-Nazis infiltrate March for Australia as police block opposing protests
via theage.com.auSome marchers were draped in Australian flags, others were observed hurling abuse at people of colour and, at one point, an Asian restaurant. -
Great Ocean Road towns under threat; Victoria braces for record heat
via theage.com.auResidents have been told to get out of the Otways danger zone, before a day of extreme heat that has triggered a statewide total fire ban. -
Fairness, compassion endure as our values
via theage.com.auReaders argue that you can have different views on the Australia Day date and still celebrate our country. -
Great Ocean Road towns urged to evacuate; Victoria braces for record heat
via theage.com.auResidents have been told to get out of the Otways danger zone by sunset, before a day of extreme heat that has triggered a statewide total fire ban. -
No leader, no order, but make no mistake – neo-Nazis were there in numbers
via theage.com.auThey lacked the PA systems and the polished choreography of previous protests, yet the unmistakable echoes of neo-Nazis rang out through the chants and the crowd in Melbourne on Monday.

