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How antisemitism infiltrated the mainstream
via theage.com.auReaders react to Kylie Moore-Gilbert’s argument about the mutation of antisemitism. -
The mental health treatment target that 19 of 21 Victorian hospitals are breaching
via theage.com.au
Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them. -
Just two of 21 mental health centres meeting key benchmarks
via theage.com.au
Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them. -
‘Genuine life and death’: Emergency departments pushed to the brink by mental health surge
via theage.com.au
Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them. -
Police conduct welfare checks after dozens of Triple Zero calls fail due to Optus outage
via theage.com.au
Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday. -
Police conduct welfare checks after 41 Triple Zero calls fail due to Optus outage
via theage.com.au
Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday. -
Police conduct welfare checks after 39 Triple Zero calls fail due to Optus outage
via theage.com.au
Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday. -
On algorithms, agency must be returned to people
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to the latest developments in the opt-in or opt-out debate. -
Building, sport and community services helped this school hit a 100 per cent VCE completion rate
via theage.com.au
Finding unique ways to re-engage students has helped this school in Melbourne’s south-east with its results and given its kids a career head start. -
‘You repaid her kindness by killing her’: Ex-lover to spend more than a decade behind bars for Maree’s death
via theage.com.au
Maree broke up with a man who lived on her property. Five days later, she was dead. -
Key players reveal how Melbourne can remain the sport and arts capital. Tell us what you think
via theage.com.au
The major figures in sport and the arts present their vision for a thriving city in the lead-up to Melbourne Assembly. Join the conversation. -
Principal warned of audit risk years before school accused of over-claiming $23 million
via theage.com.au
Melbourne City Mission has taken steps to transfer power from Hester Hornbrook Academy, as the charity investigates allegations of misconduct against the school’s principal. -
Bandidos bikie arrested over bungled firebombing that left arsonist fighting for life
via theage.com.au
Eight days after an arson attack on a Melton tobacco store, police have swooped on a bikie clubhouse in regional Victoria. -
Supreme Court chief shoots down teen’s bail bid for violent home invasion
via theage.com.au
Victoria’s most senior justice has set the bar for releasing children on bail, denying a teen accused of a serious mistaken-identity home invasion the right to freedom. -
‘He had no conscience at all’: The killing machine on the cusp of parole
via theage.com.au
The prosecutor who put him away for a double murder had no doubt Alistair MacRae should never be released. Back then, even the killer agreed. -
Former Blues president Luke Sayers issues apology to end high-stakes defamation case with ex-wife
via theage.com.au
The former Carlton president and ex-boss of PwC has apologised for the hurt and harm to his former wife for suggesting she was responsible for an explicit picture scandal. -
Cate Sayers celebrates at chic CBD fine diner after Luke backs down over lewd photo claims
via theage.com.au
The former Carlton president and ex-boss of PwC has apologised for the hurt he caused to his former wife for suggesting she was responsible for an explicit picture scandal. -
Voting shake-up to favour the Greens in Melbourne’s next lord mayoral race
via theage.com.au
The Greens say they have killed off “dodgy preference whispering” in the City of Melbourne, with new election rule changes likely to benefit the minor party. -
Which AFL club won this year’s wooden spoon? Take The Age quiz
via theage.com.au
Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
On parenting, teachers should not have to carry the responsibility
via theage.com.au
The onus must be on parents to raise their children, not the school, say readers. -
Work-from-laws are in purgatory, and the Liberals fell right into Labor’s trap
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
Work-from-home laws are in purgatory, and the Liberals fell right into Labor’s trap
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
The government’s WFH legislation has reclaimed its central purpose: a wedge for her
via theage.com.au
Ben Carroll will feign disappointment, but he got exactly what he wanted out of the work-from-home debacle. -
‘It’s a disaster’: How boxes of forgotten referrals led to tragedy at a Victorian hospital
via theage.com.au
An investigation is under way after more than 150 referrals were forgotten in cardboard boxes, leading to potentially catastrophic delays for cancer patients. -
‘It was like Buckingham Palace’: Inside the exclusive state dinner to welcome NFL powerbrokers
via theage.com.au
Guests enjoyed a menu curated by Andrew McConnell, Karen Martini and Dan Hunter at Government House. After dinner, they were able to take in the big house in all its glory. -
Cancer patient dies after 150 critical hospital referrals left in boxes for 16 months
via theage.com.au
An investigation is under way after more than 150 referrals were forgotten in cardboard boxes, leading to potentially catastrophic delays for cancer patients. -
This school refuses to become an ‘ATAR factory’ but has still managed to lift results
via theage.com.au
Senior school students are expected to be involved in volunteering, sport or arts programs alongside their VCE studies as Overnewton college strives to give kids an all-round education. -
‘Lawless capital of Australia’: Magistrate slams Victoria’s justice system in extraordinary tirade
via theage.com.au
A senior magistrate said courtrooms had “almost descended into the Wild West”. -
Wife of media boss Antony Catalano amps up support for accused husband
via theage.com.au
Stefanie Catalano has reiterated her support for her millionaire husband, Antony, lodging a second statement of no complaint with police as he faces criminal charges for assaulting her. -
‘More harm than good’: Stefanie Catalano pleads for police to drop husband’s assault charges
via theage.com.au
Stefanie Catalano has reiterated her support for her millionaire husband, Antony, lodging a second statement of no complaint with police as he faces criminal charges for allegedly assaulting her.

