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Hitmen who executed gangland enforcer Gavin Preston spared life in prison
via theage.com.au
The motive behind Preston’s murder remains a mystery as Jaeden Tito and Rabii Zahabe were sentenced over the contract killing that flouted “society’s most basic human values”. -
Manhunt ends after police arrest man suspected of triple axe attack
via theage.com.au
Police had been searching for Peter O’Ryan after three of his family members were seriously injured in the small Gippsland town of Tyers on Saturday. -
One Nation’s policies ill-thought and detrimental
via theage.com.au
Readers are not impressed by One Nation’s superannuation and tobacco policies. -
The five-minute morning ritual transforming this Melbourne public school’s VCE results
via theage.com.au
After sitting below 30 for a decade, Sandringham College’s median VCE study score has risen thanks to a push for quiet, focused mornings. -
One Nation Victoria leader admits to drug use, drink-driving
via theage.com.au
One Nation’s Victorian leader Warren Pickering has acknowledged he used illicit drugs including methamphetamines but says has not done so for at least 16 years and had previously disclosed that history to the party. -
One Nation Victoria leader admits to drug use, drink-driving.
via theage.com.au
One Nation’s Victorian leader Warren Pickering has acknowledged he used illicit drugs including methamphetamines but says has not done so for at least 16 years and had previously disclosed that history to the party. -
Child killed, six injured after car rolls near Bacchus Marsh
via theage.com.au
Five children and a woman have taken to hospital after the accident on Tuesday afternoon. -
Classroom screen time quietly driving down Victorian student results
via theage.com.au
Australia has recorded its worst results in maths and reading skills since international testing began. -
‘Ponzi scheme’ founder’s ominous message to wife, and the missing folder that could reveal ‘everything’
via theage.com.au
Days before his death, John Adams told his wife what to do if anything ever happened to him. -
Premier defends Erin Patterson’s taxpayer-funded weight loss jabs
via theage.com.au
The convicted triple murderer was recently prescribed Ozempic while serving time at a maximum security prison. -
‘A very costly lemon’: Business groups prepare for working-from-home challenge
via theage.com.au
Employer groups have again vowed to take Victoria’s proposed working- from-home bill to the High Court, despite Labor’s pro-business amendments. -
How innovation hubs at Parkville and Clayton can put Melbourne on top of the world
via theage.com.au
Melbourne’s innovation precincts are brimming with world-class talent, but raising capital is key for start-ups to grow and stay local. -
‘Did that just happen?’: Tony Abbott takes on Elvis in a Portarlington pub
via theage.com.au
Tony Abbott surprised pub patrons with his take on an Elvis classic, and the former prime minister was followed by another shock guest. -
Maps, icons, symbols and other false flags
via theage.com.au
Readers discuss nationalist symbols and ask if they are sacrosanct. -
The school dux can be 15 and students come from across the world to this regional school
via theage.com.au
At the regional Schools that Excel winner, students have a unique timetable from year 7 and can accelerate into higher grades. -
My suburb has a bottle-o, a vape shop, three massage parlours ... and no residents
via theage.com.au
There are only two other suburbs like mine in Melbourne, and neither are anywhere near as close to the CBD. But then again it’s not really my suburb. -
My suburb has a bottle-o, a vape shop, three massage parlours and no residents
via theage.com.au
There are only two other suburbs like mine in Melbourne, and neither are anywhere near as close to the CBD. But then again it’s not really my suburb. -
I don’t live in my suburb, which is just 8km from the CBD. Then again, nobody does
via theage.com.au
There are only two other suburbs like mine in Melbourne, and the others are nowhere near as close to the CBD. But then again, it’s not really my suburb. -
How a Hampton op shop became unwittingly tangled in one of AFL’s biggest break-ups
via theage.com.au
Still reeling from his sacking, four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson decided to clear out his wardrobe – leaving a quiet bayside op-shop to deal with the fallout. -
How a Hampton op-shop became unwittingly tangled in one of AFL’s biggest break-ups
via theage.com.au
Still reeling from his sacking, four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson decided to clear out his wardrobe — leaving a quiet bayside op-shop to deal with the fallout. -
Modern parenting
via theage.com.au
Screens. Social media. Constant scheduling. We explore how childhood has changed, and why parents are more exhausted than ever. -
Victoria’s pothole crisis
via theage.com.au
Labor wants to deploy prisoners for basic roadside maintenance, while the Coalition has pledged billions for regional upgrades. -
Thomastown shooting victim identified as soon-to-be-married plumber
via theage.com.au
Daniel Hussein, aged in his 20s, was gunned down near a sporting reserve on Sunday night after rushing to help a friend, family say. -
Daniel rushed to a friend’s aid after a city brawl. Then he was shot dead
via theage.com.au
The 22-year-old plumber was soon to get married when he was gunned down at a sports reserve in Melbourne’s north on Sunday. -
Daniel rushed to a friend’s aid after a brawl. Then he was shot dead
via theage.com.au
The 22-year-old plumber was soon to get married when he was gunned down at a sports reserve in Melbourne’s north on Sunday. -
Locals love this little park. Beyond the pines, an aged care home wants to buy it
via theage.com.au
The aged care service trying to buy this public park says the site is seldom used and uninviting. Locals say its plan sets a disturbing precedent for wider Melbourne. -
‘It’s a sanctuary’: Local parents fight to save 2200-square-metre pocket park
via theage.com.au
The aged care service trying to buy this public park says the site is seldom used and uninviting. Locals say its plan sets a disturbing precedent for wider Melbourne. -
Jacinta Allan quietly returned to Melbourne. Now we know why
via theage.com.au
There was only one other person at Jacinta Allan’s recent private lunch, which was weeks in the making. -
Jacinta Allan quietly returned to Melbourne. Now, we know why
via theage.com.au
There was only one other person at Jacinta Allan’s recent private lunch, which was weeks in the making. -
Melbourne Airport’s departure ramp readies for final descent after 56 years
via theage.com.au
Melbourne Airport is getting ready to shut its pick-up and drop-off ramps in the biggest change to its road network since it opened in 1970.

