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Melbourne High School principal quits for new role
via theage.com.au
Tony Mordini, who has served as principal of Melbourne High School for a number of years, has resigned from the top job. -
This school has a pool, tennis courts, soccer and cricket pitches. Now it wants the nearby public park
via theage.com.au
Brighton Grammar School wants to take a lease on public parkland across the road from the exclusive all-boys private school in a deal it says would upgrade the facilities. -
Sayers court stoush collides with footy finals
via theage.com.au
The latest round in former Carlton director Luke Sayers’ lewd pic legal saga returns to court next month, just as the AFL finals kick off. -
Canberra, you have a (gambling) problem
via theage.com.au
Readers says both federal Labor and LNP have wimped out of making a meaningful contribution to reducing the harm online gambling causes, -
AFL should consider enacting no-fault stand-down policy
via theage.com.au
The alleged incident involving several Sydney Swans players highlights the need for the AFL to make changes. -
Jenny was killed 100 metres from home. The driver was fined $2000
via theage.com.au
In Victoria, a fatal crash can result in a $2000 fine when a driver’s conduct falls short of dangerous driving. Grieving families want that gap closed. -
‘Burn your house and kill your kids’: Construction giant accused of using bikies
via theage.com.au
A CFMEU activist claims Comanchero bikies threatened him and his family after an incident on a building site. -
Ralph Carr vows to fight for his freedom as lawyer rebuked over ‘emotional’ speech
via theage.com.au
Lawyers traded legal blows on the second day of convicted rapist Carr’s pre-sentence hearing, as his defence counsel claimed the conviction was a gross miscarriage of justice. -
Hit team captured surveilling gang boss’s house hours before attempted murder
via theage.com.au
Police have released footage of a car that repeatedly drove past the gangland boss’s home shortly before he was shot in the neck. -
It’s old, leaking and falling apart. Yet, this humble pool could help determine who governs Victoria
via theage.com.au
Elections can be decided on hyper-local issues. In the highly marginal Bass electorate, it is not just potholes, but pools, that will help determine the outcome. -
CCTV of car seen near Fadi Haddara's house before shooting
via theage.com.au
Victoria Police says the white Holden Commodore sedan drove past the crime boss's Altona North house several times on Sunday afternoon. -
‘It’s not unusual’: Abbott channels Tom Jones at Liberal fundraiser
via theage.com.au
Tony Abbott has been known to bust out a tune over the years, and he was back at it last week. -
`It’s not unusual’: Abbott channels Tom Jones at Liberal fundraiser
via theage.com.au
Tony Abbott has been known to bust out a tune over the years, and he was back at it last week. -
Brighton Beach Bowls Club survived two world wars, but it is unlikely to survive Bayside Council
via theage.com.au
Councillors will on Tuesday decide whether to evict the 120-year-old club, which was officially opened by the Victorian premier in 1907. -
How will Jess Wilson cut debt without cutting services?
via theage.com.au
Readers argue that if Victorian Opposition leader Jess Wilson were to become premier in November, her promises might be difficult to keep if she plans to reduce state debt. -
Natalie loved her Darebin community – until she felt its undercurrent of hostility to Jews
via theage.com.au
Natalie James loves her neighbourhood. But her difficulty in getting anti-Israel graffiti removed underscored an undercurrent of hostility. -
‘Middle of nowhere’: fears private primary school would overwhelm farming hamlet
via theage.com.au
Plans to build a private primary school for more than 300 students have distressed locals in a tiny farming community of 100 people near Geelong. -
In my suburb you’ll find a country town, if you survive the roundabout
via theage.com.au
My tiny suburb is technically only 28 years old, but has landmarks that go back more than 170 years. -
He lived like a man with nothing to fear. His shooting has left even the underworld shocked
via theage.com.au
Once a flash and fearsome crime boss, Fadi Haddara had slipped off the radar. Now he has been shot in the driveway of his family home. -
‘Historic milestone’: Third strike called off as teachers back pay deal
via theage.com.au
Union members have voted to accept the government’s latest pay offer and end a year-long stand-off. -
Haddara crime boss ‘lying in a pool of blood’ after suspected gangland ambush
via theage.com.au
Fadi Haddara is fighting for life after he was ambushed in his driveway on Sunday evening and shot in the face, stomach and chest. -
Relative found Haddara crime family boss ‘lying in a pool of blood’ after suspected gangland ambush
via theage.com.au
Alleged former gangland boss Fadi Haddara is fighting for life after he was ambushed in his driveway on Sunday evening. -
‘Like a living hell’: Rapist Ralph Carr unrecognisable in court appearance
via theage.com.au
The former talent manager told a psychiatrist his life has been “destroyed” after he was found guilty of assaulting a woman more than 30 years his junior. -
‘Congratulations, well done’: Third strike called off as teachers back pay deal
via theage.com.au
Teachers, principals and education support staff have voted to accept the government’s latest pay offer, ending a year-long standoff. -
‘Congratulations, well done’: Teachers vote to accept pay deal, call off strike
via theage.com.au
Teachers, principals and education support staff voted to accept the government’s latest pay offer in an online ballot that ended today. -
Haddara crime family boss fighting for life after suspected gangland ambush
via theage.com.au
Alleged former gangland boss Fadi Haddara is fighting for life after he was ambushed in his driveway on Sunday evening. -
Real estate agent sacked over allegations he secretly sold properties to his partner
via theage.com.au
The Ray White firm dismissed the agent and reported him to Consumer Affairs after a deceased estate was sold for $80,000 under its listed price – to his partner. -
Melbourne High students to shift into portables after ‘extreme’ safety concerns raised
via theage.com.au
The prestigious South Yarra all-boys public school will move up to 30 demountable classrooms to its hockey field from next year. -
Haddara crime family boss shot in Altona North
via theage.com.au
Police are investigating after man was shot in Altona North on Sunday evening. -
Private school validates division and prejudice
via theage.com.au
Readers argue that private schools reinforce community division and yet, all taxpayers help fund private schools.

