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‘Indefensible’: Murderer accidentally given day release without grieving mother being told
via theage.com.au
Grace Donato’s daughter Adriana was killed with a hunting knife by her ex-boyfriend in 2012. Grace discovered by chance that the killer had been allowed out on day release. -
Surely, there is a better path for our country
via theage.com.auReaders continue to respond to last Sunday’s Bondi massacre. -
Green light for first apartment block in ‘great design’ high-density push
via theage.com.auSome residents in Fitzroy North fear an alarming precedent for the area after fast-tracked complex gained approval. -
Backlash against phones at bars, clubs and gigs
via theage.com.auVenues in Melbourne are banning mobile phones or placing stickers over phone cameras in a bid to get patrons to switch off. -
Lifesavers pay tribute to their heroic Bondi brethren
via theage.com.auStanding silently at their local beach, dozens of Victorian lifesavers gathered to honour the victims and lifeguards involved in the December 14 terror attack. -
The Age photos of the week, December 20, 2025
via theage.com.auThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age -
The Uber racket at Melbourne Airport scamming travellers
via theage.com.auWithin 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. -
Embattled security firm haemorrhaging high-profile clients amid growing scandals
via theage.com.auFour AFL clubs, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation and the University of Sydney have dumped scandal-plagued company MA Services Group. -
‘Not possible’: Data centre frenzy threatens to overwhelm Victoria’s power grid
via theage.com.auA leading energy expert has warned Victorians’ electricity bills could skyrocket unless the state government acts now. -
Attempting to salvage Jewish Australian dream
via theage.com.auReaders react to the political game playing in the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack when many are still grieving. -
‘We’ve been shafted every way possible’: Residents furious after power line promise U-turn
via theage.com.auDozens 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. -
Top professor accuses Melbourne Uni of employing neo-Nazis
via theage.com.auProfessor Marcia Langton, one of the most high-profile academics at the university, claims at least two antisemitic extremists are on the payroll. -
Ex-Neighbours star must apologise to Jewish community for Nazi salute
via theage.com.auA magistrate ruled Damien Richardson should undergo a “restorative justice” process after the actor was found guilty of intentionally performing a Nazi salute. -
Let it glow! Where to find some of the best Christmas lights in Melbourne
via theage.com.auThey 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. -
Tony Mokbel bound for Queensland holiday as prosecutors delay retrial decision
via theage.com.auThe gangland figure had his bail conditions significantly scaled back as prosecutors drag a decision on whether he should face a retrial on drugs charges. -
Teacher who groomed 13-year-old students jailed for less than a year
via theage.com.auA teacher who groomed two girls he taught at a Melbourne school has been jailed and will be a registered sexual offender for life. -
Why we expect ordinary police to be heroes
via theage.com.auFrom blowing holes in Hells Angels’ clubhouses to intercepting Carl Williams’ hitmen, retired Special Operations Group officer Bill Duncan reveals the reality of elite policing. -
‘I can get him’: Texan rabbi asked injured policeman for his gun before being wounded in Bondi massacre
via theage.com.auLeibel Lazaroff helped tend to a police officer shot at Bondi before offering to engage the terrorists in a fight to save others. -
‘Truly sorry’: Premier’s husband caught drink-driving on drive to supermarket
via theage.com.auPremier Jacinta Allan says her family is “embarrassed and shocked” to reveal her husband was also involved in a collision before he was pulled over. -
‘We are truly sorry’: Premier’s husband caught drink driving on way to supermarket in random breath test
via theage.com.auPremier Jacinta Allan says her family is ‘embarrassed and shocked’ to reveal her husband was also involved in a collision before he was pulled over. -
How many VCE exam papers were marked this year? Take The Age quiz
via theage.com.auTest your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
Axed CFMEU official charged over road rage attack
via theage.com.auDerek Christopher was sacked as the union’s Victorian assistant secretary after this masthead revealed the influx of bikies and gangland bosses into the industry. -
A time for cool heads and compassion
via theage.com.auAge readers react to the words of Josh Frydenberg on the Bondi attack and antisemitism. -
Fire burns in Victoria’s north as state swelters through first heatwave of summer
via theage.com.auResidents of small communities on the outskirts of Benalla are being urged to leave immediately as a grass fire burns out of control. -
Teens fight at second Melbourne beach as police continue to hunt Mordialloc ‘brat pack’
via theage.com.auPolice have urged the parents of about 150 teenagers who stormed and ransacked a Mordialloc supermarket before brawling on a beach to dob in their children. -
Brawling teens return to Mordialloc as police continue to hunt ‘brat pack’
via theage.com.auPolice have urged the parents of about 150 teenagers who stormed and ransacked a Mordialloc supermarket before brawling on a beach to dob in their children. -
‘Terrifying brat pack’: Parents urged to dob their kids in to police after teens storm Woolies
via theage.com.auPolice have urged the parents of about 150 youths who stormed and ransacked a Melbourne supermarket before brawling on a beach to dob in their children. -
Developers, land tax to pay for SRL as $6.7b contract locked in
via theage.com.auProperty developers will be forced to pay more than $30,000 for every new home they build around the Suburban Rail Loop project. -
Heatwave today, jackets for Christmas: Victoria’s summer see-saw begins
via theage.com.au’Tis the season for long, lazy beach days, melting ice creams and backyard cricket – but Victorians shouldn’t put their winter clothes away just yet. -
Teen arrested in beach clash with police after storming Mordialloc supermarket
via theage.com.auOne boy remains in custody after riot police were called in to disperse a large group of teenagers allegedly brawling on Mordialloc beach.

