European fires bring into focus climate emergency

Age readers respond to the fires in Europe and the political fires back home, and the rise of AI.

A 12-year-old boy and his mother sobbed as a magistrate denied bail for the young boy after he and four teenagers were charged with an assault that left a good Samaritan in a critical condition.

A 12-year-old boy and his mother sobbed as a magistrate denied bail for the young boy after he and four teenagers were charged with an assault that left a good Samaritan in a critical condition.

Readers have differing opinions on the Suburban Rail Loop and on the new state premier Ben Carroll.

The millionaire businessman wants permission to build a third luxury home to expand his planned controversial family estate in Byron Bay, in a proposal that would take his total outlay to more than $67 million.

Book lovers are embracing a new way to experience clubs and bars – reading in a group.

Five teenagers have been charged after an assault in Melbourne’s west that left a man in a critical condition.

As she lay dying on her bedroom floor, a young Melbourne woman’s partner shot her up with meth instead of calling for help. Now, her mother is fighting for change.

Traders say the scheme will make it easier for shoppers to visit Melbourne’s most prestigious street, but others are worried it will clog the city even further.

Nearly every Victorian university has seen its share of students from low socioeconomic backgrounds decline since 2018.

Greg Delaney was last seen in Geelong almost 40 years ago. Police have released a new image of what Greg might look like today, if still alive.

The former Grocon boss blamed the NSW government for his personal bankruptcy. But there’s a good argument that there are many other reasons why the once dashing executive is broke.

The teenager was charged after raids by Melbourne’s gangland taskforce Operation Eclipse.

Lime has accused the council of a “vendetta” as a six-year Melbourne trial comes to a halt.

There are now 52 confirmed detections of bird flu in Australia, according to the Department of Agriculture.

There are now 53 confirmed detections of bird flu in Australia, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Racegoers at this year’s Melbourne Cup carnival will be able to dine on food from Lucas Collective restaurants Chin Chin, Society and Yakimono. 

It was a frosty start to the first day of the last month of winter in Melbourne. Parts of regional Victoria dipped below zero degrees.

The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.

Labor has turned to a “studious, serious” child of the west to save itself from electoral oblivion. But Ben Carroll has only a brief chance to right a rocking ship.

Reader react to the pros and cons of having AI in their lives.

Teachers, principals and support staff are preparing to walk off the job for the third time this year.

Teachers, principals and support staff are preparing to walk off the job for the third time this year.

A public memorial service for Layla Jeffery was held at the Donald Memorial Hall on Friday, attracting hundreds from across Victoria’s north-west.

The disgraced childcare magnate’s wife is behind a company looking at a merger that could create a 100-centre, ASX-listed childcare chain.

The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald have been recognised with 21 finalist nominations in this year’s Kennedy Awards for Excellence in Journalism.

Four people wearing balaclavas and surgical masks stormed into the ground-floor reception area of the hospital, trying to locate an unnamed person.

Four people wearing balaclavas and surgical masks stormed into the ground-floor reception area of the hospital, trying to locate an unnamed person.

Teachers, principals and support staff prepare to walk off the job for the third time in 13 years.

A Triple Zero call was made after the woman had a suspected fall at her home in Melbourne’s west, but paramedics failed to arrive for hours, with follow-up phone calls going unanswered.