Fixing problems isn’t a vision for the future

Age readers debate the pros and cons of the election campaign.

Vehicles zoom around this “dangerous” roundabout every 2.6 seconds, prompting fed-up locals to demand a safe place to cross.

Readers discuss antisemitism and government measures to fight it.

For years, the residents of Aveo Cherry Tree Grove retirement village have found a second family in their community choir.

Melbourne chef Scott Pickett’s fine-dining restaurants owe the collapsed First Guardian super fund more than $18 million, liquidators have revealed.

Dressed in white, a group of Jewish and non-Jewish women gathered to remember the victims of the Bondi shooting one week on.

The $250 million project aims to provide a space for the country’s fastest growing religion, but locals have raised concerns about the influx of visitors.

Records that the Victorian government fought for years to keep secret reveal that one in five of the state’s public schools is in “poor” condition and urgently needs repairs or rebuilding.

Readers continue to respond to last Sunday’s Bondi massacre.

Some residents in Fitzroy North fear an alarming precedent for the area after fast-tracked complex gained approval.

Venues in Melbourne are banning mobile phones or placing stickers over phone cameras in a bid to get patrons to switch off. 

Standing silently at their local beach, dozens of Victorian lifesavers gathered to honour the victims and lifeguards involved in the December 14 terror attack.

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

Within minutes of getting into the stranger’s car and heading towards her home, Jo Case says she knew in her bones that something was wrong.

Four AFL clubs, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation and the University of Sydney have dumped scandal-plagued company MA Services Group.

A leading energy expert has warned Victorians’ electricity bills could skyrocket unless the state government acts now.

Readers react to the political game playing in the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack when many are still grieving.

Dozens of power poles were installed during West Gate Tunnel works on the condition they would be temporary. Seven years later, they’re here to stay.

Professor Marcia Langton, one of the most high-profile academics at the university, claims at least two antisemitic extremists are on the payroll.

A magistrate ruled Damien Richardson should undergo a “restorative justice” process after the actor was found guilty of intentionally performing a Nazi salute.

They lots of effort and aren’t cheap, but the families behind Melbourne’s best Christmas light displays say their reward is worth their hard work.

The gangland figure had his bail conditions significantly scaled back as prosecutors drag a decision on whether he should face a retrial on drugs charges.

A teacher who groomed two girls he taught at a Melbourne school has been jailed and will be a registered sexual offender for life.

From blowing holes in Hells Angels’ clubhouses to intercepting Carl Williams’ hitmen, retired Special Operations Group officer Bill Duncan reveals the reality of elite policing.

Leibel Lazaroff helped tend to a police officer shot at Bondi before offering to engage the terrorists in a fight to save others.

Premier Jacinta Allan says her family is “embarrassed and shocked” to reveal her husband was also involved in a collision before he was pulled over.

Premier Jacinta Allan says her family is ‘embarrassed and shocked’ to reveal her husband was also involved in a collision before he was pulled over.

Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz.

Derek Christopher was sacked as the union’s Victorian assistant secretary after this masthead revealed the influx of bikies and gangland bosses into the industry.

Age readers react to the words of Josh Frydenberg on the Bondi attack and antisemitism.