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Lord Mayors talk about the future of Melbourne
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Melbourne Lord Mayor Nick Reece speaks with former New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio about the future of Australia's fastest growing city. -
Barbarians at the gate? Time to write a letter
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Readers comment we are getting angrier as we see our social issues build into fragmentation and where noise is what matters, not reason. -
There’s snow business: Veteran Santa buckles up for another Christmas
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Bruce Eagle, who has played Father Christmas since 1967, is well qualified to teach ‘how to be Santa’ classes. -
Teenager fights for life after suspected northern suburbs shooting
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Two young men, aged 19 and 22, were rushed to hospital, where they remain under police guard after being found with possible gunshot wounds in Dallas. -
Two men seriously injured in suspected northern suburbs shooting
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The young men, aged 19 and 22, were rushed to hospital, where they remain under police guard. -
King Dobby ate a Croc and a bottle top – leaving his owners an impossible $6000 choice
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Faced with a massive emergency bill after their dog ate a Croc, one Melbourne family was left pleading for help to avoid putting him down. They are not alone. -
Allan hailed social housing as a win, workers say they weren’t paid
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A group of plasterers have offered a rare insight into life at the bottom of the state’s construction industry supply chain. -
Jayda had a light that made people stop. Hundreds just gathered to make sure it stays burning
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Hundreds of people gathered in Carlton and marched to Parliament House to honour Jayda Allen Bonner, 21, who was allegedly murdered by her partner, and call for change. -
Hundreds march to parliament to honour alleged domestic violence victim
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Hundreds of people gathered in Carlton and marched to Parliament House to honour Jayda Allen Bonner, 21, who was allegedly murdered by her partner, and call for change. -
Kids just want to belong
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Readers write of child raising, White House hiring and firing and the Exclusive Brethren Sergeant Schultz explanation. -
The ‘toxic’ legacy of former Agent Orange site looms over new planning permit
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Fawkner residents are demanding answers after unapproved works took place on a former chemical site capped decades ago to contain hazardous chemicals. -
Caulfield Cup 2026
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A perfect spring day for Melbourne Racing at Caulfield Racecourse for the Caulfield Cup. -
The Age photos of the week, October 17, 2026
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The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age. -
Where would you find a ‘spent hen’ sausage roll? Take the Good Food Pub Quiz
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Think you know every last detail about Victoriaʼs restaurant scene? Spanning hats to sushi and Smarties, this will be the true test. -
This school is so popular thousands miss out on entry every year
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Mac.Robertson Girls’ High School was named after the inventor of the Freddo Frog. More than 90 years on, its place in our public school system is still being debated. -
This man is a political candidate. Seriously?
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Readers comment on past statements by One Nation political candidate Matthew Collins which included calling for the ‘decolonisation’ of Muslim countries. -
‘It means everything’: How Melbourne scientists are fighting to save Poppy’s sight
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Diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, five-year-old Poppy Stevens faces progressive vision loss. Now, Melbourne scientists are pioneering a gene-editing treatment to save her sight. -
Principal admits ‘failures’ after anti-abortion speaker addressed Scotch students
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The principal of the exclusive private school has apologised after the controversial anti-abortion speaker spoke to year 11 boys last month. -
The secret confession that unravelled Melbourne’s deadly underworld web
via theage.com.au
Before his mysterious death, one of Australia’s most famous escapees blew the lid on armed robbery, framed crooks and the Walsh Street fallout. -
Catalano bound for Bali as his lawyers try to resolve domestic violence charges
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Police are pursuing charges against the media mogul without the co-operation of his wife. -
Catalano appears at court for first time since domestic violence charges
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Police are pursuing charges against the media mogul without the cooperation of his wife. -
Young cricketer Ben Austin’s death ruled a tragic accident
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A coroner investigating the teen’s death after a training accident has said no individual or organisation was to blame. -
What is The Age Good Food Guide’s restaurant of the year? Take The Age quiz
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Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
Insurance rebate not in nation’s best interest
via theage.com.au
Readers respond to the health insurance rebate, the Exclusive Brethren, Josh Frydenberg and an angry nation. -
‘Which treaty?’: Liberal candidate drops ball on core policy and earns party rebuke
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Appearing at a candidates forum on Wednesday night, Charles Aponso, who is running for the Liberals in the seat of Richmond in November’s state election, appears to have missed a memo – or two. -
The Age dominates nominations as Walkley Awards finalists revealed
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The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald have amassed 20 Walkley Award nominations in 13 categories. -
State Liberal candidate for Richmond Charles Aponso's Treaty gaffe
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Liberal candidate for Richmond in the 2026 Victorian election Charles Aponso has been caught out when asked about Victoria's Treaty at a candidate's forum. -
‘Oh no’: $285m COVID cover-up exposed by whistleblowers
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Two senior bureaucrats attempted to hide government grants being incorrectly paid to more than 9000 ineligible businesses, according to a new IBAC report. -
Northland driver bragged about crime after leaving children ‘terrified’
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The 28-year-old man, who drove a stolen car through the popular Melbourne shopping centre, has been sentenced to four years and 10 months in jail. -
$285m COVID cover-up exposed by whistleblowers
via theage.com.au
Two senior bureaucrats attempted to hide government grants being incorrectly paid to more than 9000 ineligible businesses, according to a new IBAC report.

