Melbourne High students to shift into portables after ‘extreme’ safety concerns raised

The prestigious South Yarra all-boys public school will move up to 30 demountable classrooms to its hockey field from next year.

Alleged former gangland boss Fadi Haddara is fighting for life after he was ambushed in his driveway on Sunday evening.

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.

Police are investigating after man was shot in Altona North on Sunday evening.

Readers argue that private schools reinforce community division and yet, all taxpayers help fund private schools.

Decades after being evicted from army housing with three young children, Lynne Moore is finally sharing the long-ignored plight of Australia’s young war widows.

State workers are losing thousands in retirement savings over an administrative change the Tax Office says was entirely voluntary.

Population growth is fastest on the urban fringes, despite years of policy attempts to densify the inner suburbs.

Victoria is experiencing a societal sourness that has made too many people more aggressive, rude, impatient, selfish and sometimes violent.

Age readers respond to the state of politics, locally, statewide and nationally.

The Emerson has been put into administration after a turbulent six months that included two firebombings and a drive-by shooting while patrons partied inside.

“This case stands as a reminder that consent is never conditional, negotiable, or diminished by a person’s occupation,” the victim said.

Authorities have confirmed a penguin has died as the state grapples with the deadly H5 bird flu outbreak.

An investigation of the business and property dealings of One Nation’s first group of Victorian election candidates has also discovered one is the daughter of a former fraudster.

The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.

The payments went to Mick Gatto as the company allegedly sought to smooth problems with the CFMEU.

The former construction union boss has faced court over alleged menacing social media posts about a former CFMEU administrator.

The former construction union boss has faced court, after he was arrested on Friday morning.

Readers react to the nationwide protests by students against One Nation.

Patrick Stephenson was taken back to the Melbourne Assessment Prison on Friday after undergoing a medical assessment.

Patrick Stephenson was reportedly taken from the Melbourne Assessment Prison to hospital today.

After a royal commission and much lofty language, the state’s mental health system is at risk of ending up where it started - in crisis.

When dementia patient Helen thought she was abandoned, a small act of kindness changed her life. Now her family fears she’ll lose access to the very service that helped her.

A threatening letter demanding $100,000 from the Bulldogs coach was written on the back of a hotel bill that included the real name of the person who sent the threat.

Once a beloved lockdown hero praised by top chefs, Melbourne’s 1800 Lasagne has been accused by staff of hiding a culture of abuse and financial chaos.

The former construction union boss is due to face court after he was arrested on Friday morning.

Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz.

Did someone steal these frogs and relocate them to a city park?

Readers respond to Anthony Albanese’s podcast appearance, and the state of federal politics.

The vision shows the moment a young child is dragged along after his legs became trapped in the bus doors.