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‘Monocultural Cringe’ is short-sighted and irrelevant
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Readers argue that talk of a “monoculture” revives the “Cultural Cringe”. -
It’s clear the government knew about CFMEU excesses, it just did nothing
via theage.com.au
The latest leaked files make it abundantly clear, if it wasn’t already, that the government knew it was being fleeced by union misbehaviour long before the scandal broke. -
Toorak Village to soar higher as eastern suburbs overhaul revealed
via theage.com.au
Six storeys have been added to building height limits in Toorak Village in plans that will encourage higher-density development around train stations and tram corridors in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. -
Boy, 15, arrested after allegedly abducting girl from Melbourne school
via theage.com.au
A teenage boy is in custody after allegedly abducting a girl as she walked to school on the last day of term. -
Islamic State bride accused of keeping a slave released on bail
via theage.com.au
Chief Magistrate Lisa Hannan found that while Kawsar Ahmad, 54, did once support Islamic State, strict bail conditions could manage any risk she posed to the community. -
The real winner in Australia v Paraguay match? Working from home
via theage.com.au
The CBD’s offices slumbered as delirious soccer fans packed Federation Square and any pub with a big screen. -
‘Electric, a little rough’: Teen arrested, three fined at rowdy but well-behaved Socceroos watch party
via theage.com.au
A single flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay. -
Antony Catalano reunites with wife Stefanie amid court proceedings
via theage.com.au
The high-profile millionaire media proprietor and his wife are back together despite him facing charges for allegedly assaulting her in March. -
Flares, a fight and a capacity crowd as rowdy Socceroos fans pack Federation Square
via theage.com.au
A single flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay. -
A flare, a fight and a capacity crowd as rowdy Socceroos fans pack Federation Square
via theage.com.au
A single flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay. -
‘Absolutely crazy atmosphere’: Flares, chants at Federation Square as Socceroos fever takes over Melbourne CBD
via theage.com.au
A rogue flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay. -
‘Absolutely crazy atmosphere’: Flares, chants as Federation Square hits capacity ahead of crucial World Cup clash
via theage.com.au
A rogue flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay. -
The secret life of ballerinas: Inside the Australian Ballet headquarters
via theage.com.au
Visitors are being encouraged to tour the Australian Ballet’s headquarters for the first time to uncover the shoe room, ice bath and weights gym, as part of the Open House Melbourne program. -
‘Absolutely crazy atmosphere’: Fans pack Fed Square as Socceroos fever takes over Melbourne CBD
via theage.com.au
Crowd controllers have resorted to megaphones to send hundreds more Socceroos supporters down the Yarra to watch the game on the big screen at AAMI Park. -
Which Socceroo is from Point Cook? Test yourself with The Age quiz
via theage.com.au
Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz. -
Tower double the height limit could overshadow these renowned buildings
via theage.com.au
Nearby CBD residents are angry over a proposed high-rise project that could affect their homes and some of Melbourne’s best-loved heritage buildings. -
Teachers: exhausted, underpaid, and deserve better
via theage.com.au
The conditions in which teachers and support staff work, and the pay they receive has caused readers to react. -
The top-performing public schools still taking enrolments
via theage.com.au
Some top VCE performers from right across Melbourne remain open to out-of-zone students. Here’s where to find them. -
Ex-umpire to stand trial over alleged Brownlow betting fraud
via theage.com.au
The former umpire’s lawyer had argued that the charges should be dropped due to loopholes in the wording of the law. But the magistrate disagreed. -
The ultimate last day of school term: Big TVs, Zooper Doopers and a party fit for a beautiful game
via theage.com.au
From green-and-gold classroom watch parties and ghost-town offices to packed pubs and watch sites, Melbourne is grinding to a halt this Friday for the Socceroos’ midday showdown. -
Court opens door to keeping AFL documents secret in Sayers defamation battle
via theage.com.au
Documents exposing the inner workings of the AFL and its integrity unit in the league’s probe of the Luke Sayers explicit-picture scandal could be kept under wraps as the court battle between husband and wife unfolds. -
Matthew Guy and Moira Deeming at a Macedonian community event
via theage.com.au
The interaction between the Liberal MPs is now the subject of an investigation by Victoria Police -
Two injured, man arrested after double stabbing in McDonald’s car park
via theage.com.au
Crime scenes remain in place at a McDonald’s carpark and outside a Melton ambulance station. -
Campus antisemitism in royal commission sights as hearings shift to Melbourne
via theage.com.au
The royal commission on antisemitism will focus on university campuses, after offices were vandalised and buildings taken over by pro-Palestinian activists two years ago. -
Just another day of this Labor government . . .
via theage.com.au
The state of the Victorian economy has readers lamenting the government’s actions. -
Three little girls were abused because their attacker lived under a cloak of secrecy
via theage.com.au
Manipulating the sex offenders registry has allowed predators to infiltrate local communities, businesses and the gig economy to find new victims who don’t know who is in their midst until it’s too late. -
Killer on bail when he murdered his estranged wife in her Werribee home
via theage.com.au
“This is yet another example of brutal and deadly violence committed by a man against his former partner because she has left him and is pursuing a life without him,” a court has heard. -
Not ‘fit and proper’: Controversial women-only labour hire firm has licence stripped
via theage.com.au
The Victorian labour hire cop has refused to renew the licence for Women in Construction after it was revealed it was run by men with criminal records. -
Psychologist suspended after sexually assaulting a patient, harassing others
via theage.com.au
Melbourne psychologist Scott Barnett has been suspended from practising after he was found to have acted inappropriately towards five vulnerable female patients. -
School holiday warning for parents after police target illegal e-bikes in Melbourne CBD
via theage.com.au
Hundreds of fines were issued during a three-week operation targeting e-bike riders – with a particular focus on food delivery riders.

