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Iranian researchers blocked at universities taking hardline approach
via theage.com.au
Academics say Iranian students are being unfairly prevented from researching fields such as medicine, food science and architecture. -
‘Postcode lottery’: Royal Melbourne locks out suburban and regional patients
via theage.com.au
The Royal Melbourne Hospital has rolled out controversial changes that will restrict access to its specialist clinics to residents of three inner-city areas. -
The national scandal that is gambling law
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Readers react to the positions of the federal government and Coalition on gambling ads. -
Everyone knew water was leaking on this road. But no one did a thing until someone died
via theage.com.au
After an eight-year wait, Bina Rajthala was devastated to learn about the “missed opportunities” that may have prevented her husband’s death. -
‘No culture is perfect’: Swans launch a review into late-night party that rocked the club
via theage.com.au
Swans chairman Andrew Pridham confirmed the review to this masthead on Saturday, as a woman who alleged she was the victim of a sexual assault hired a lawyer for a potential civil legal claim. -
Mother of three found dead in her home in Melbourne’s east
via theage.com.au
A man known to the woman remained in custody on Saturday as forensic teams continued to scour the home 24 hours after she was found. -
Man charged after mother of three found near death in her home in Melbourne’s east
via theage.com.au
A 45-year-old man known to Irish woman Annmarie O’Reilly has been charged with her alleged murder a day after she was found unresponsive in her Ferntree Gully home. -
Swans launch a review of how Bloods culture crumbled in late-night party
via theage.com.au
Swans chairman Andrew Pridham confirmed the review to this masthead on Saturday, as a woman who alleged she was the victim of a sexual assault hired a lawyer for a potential civil legal claim. -
‘People like me don’t have babies’: Inside the clinic helping addicted expectant mums
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Elvira Tsecoutanis was in the grip of a heroin addiction when she found out she was pregnant with her first child. “I thought I shouldn’t be a mum,” she says. -
The Age photos of the week, August 22, 2026
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The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age. -
Alleged sexual assault victim from Swans late-night party plans civil action
via theage.com.au
A Slater and Gordon lawyer says he is investigating a potential civil claim on behalf of the woman. -
Luke Sayers and new girlfriend step out among powerbrokers at Million Dollar Lunch
via theage.com.au
Luke Sayers has been hard to spot on the social scene radar since his lewd photo drama and legal action, but was full of laughs at a charity lunch. -
Man injured in drive-by shooting at well-known Haddara hangout
via theage.com.au
The shooting comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home. -
Man injured in drive-by shooting at well-known crime hangout
via theage.com.au
The shooting comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home. -
‘Incredibly traumatic experience’: Woman plans legal action after Swans late-night party
via theage.com.au
A Slater and Gordon lawyer said on Saturday morning that he was investigating a potential civil claim on behalf of the woman. -
Finally, the royal commission Victoria desperately needs
via theage.com.au
The move is vital to establishing how corruption on Big Build sites was allowed to happen, and who in positions of authority knew and when. -
Age crime reporter John Silvester named Australia’s most outstanding columnist
via theage.com.au
A Melbourne crime reporter for The Age for more than 30 years, Silvester was recognised at the prestigious Kennedy Swards for his popular Naked City column. -
Altona North rocked by second shooting in a week
via theage.com.au
The drive-by shooting of a man comes five days after gangland boss Fadi Haddara was ambushed outside his Altona North home. -
On some issues, the public is on the right side of history
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to the recent decisions of the federal and Victorian governments. -
‘They need a Blue Light disco’: How a Victorian institution is helping kids today
via theage.com.au
Blue Light Victoria has changed a lot since the heyday of its famous disco – but it is still playing an important role in the lives of young people. -
What makes a happier, healthier Melbourne? Tell us what you think
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Suburb design, home building standards and the walkability of our city will be themes at the upcoming Melbourne Assembly. We want to hear your ideas about our city’s future, too. -
Father of Cats star denies he was threatened over debt to Hells Angels as video emerges showing him barking like a dog
via theage.com.au
Matthew Bruhn, the father of Cats player Tanner Bruhn, is shown in a video kneeling in a park in his underpants. -
Australia’s fastest-growing region gets a new suburb – and open space equal to five MCGs
via theage.com.au
As the state government moves to keep pace with the fastest-growing region in Australia, locals fear infrastructure isn’t keeping up, and they have demands ahead of the November election. -
A new suburb will be unlocked in Melbourne’s west. For Sarah, it’s too late
via theage.com.au
As the state government moves to keep pace with the fastest-growing region in Australia, locals fear infrastructure isn’t keeping up, and they have demands ahead of the November election. -
Test yourself with The Age quiz
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Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
CBA and News Corp close ranks around new friends Matt Comyn and Laura Jayes
via theage.com.au
Media minders are usually pretty quick to pour cold water on reporting they consider inaccurate or misleading. So the silence from both companies on Thursday was intriguing. -
When will accountability and international law mean something?
via theage.com.au
readers react at the findings of Israel’s inquiry into the death of Australian Zomi Frankcom. -
Father of Geelong footballer Tanner Bruhn threatened at gun point
via theage.com.au
Matt Bruhn, father of Geelong footballer Tanner Bruhn threatened at gun point by OMCG member over alleged debts. -
Boy arrested over alleged attempted sexual assault in Kooyong
via theage.com.au
Police have arrested a 13-year-old boy over an alleged sexual assault attempt on two women who were walking their dogs in Kooyong. -
Nick McKenzie says the royal commission is two years too late
via theage.com.au
After reporting on corruption within Victoria's Big Build program and the CFMEU, journalist Nick McKenzie says the royal commission is welcome, although very late.

