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The 100 year-old map that shows what Melbourne commuters are missing out on
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See where a chief tramways engineer recommended the network should run, and why advocates support extending light rail. -
‘Corrosive’: Ex-V/Line boss jailed over corrupt contracts
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The masterminds behind a major corruption scandal involving Victoria rail cleaning contracts have been jailed for their “corrosive” betrayal of public trust. -
Schools need to tackle the vile manosphere
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Readers respond to the question on how to steer boys away from toxic online material. -
‘I realised that he’d been running a Ponzi scheme’: Business partner’s shock discovery
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Shane Maguire has given evidence at public examinations into the collapse of the law firm he shared with John Adams. -
Fresh charges for defiant Setka, former bikie accused of ‘faking’ his way to $424,000
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The former union chief allegedly breached court orders, while documents also reveal sacked-CFMEU delegate Tyrone Bell allegedly faked qualifications to act as a safety adviser for a major construction company. -
A fireball, then screams of agony: Suspected arsonist engulfed in flames, abandoned on pavement
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CTTV footage shows a man enveloped in flames after a Melton tobacco shop was firebombed early on Wednesday. -
The night Hawthorn refused to die
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The AFL had a $6 million bribe, a new jumper, and a plan for Melbourne to swallow the Hawks. They didn’t count on people power. -
This council wants more homes built in their area but fears ‘fast-track’ plans will slash supply
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Glen Eira mayor Simone Zmood fears plans for 3000 apartments and townhouses on a site dubbed the East Village will be slashed by up to one third. -
The five-year fight to bring Franco Cozzo back to Brunswick – and his parting advice to his daughters
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Megalo, megalo, megalo. The next generation of a famous furniture dynasty is unlocking the doors to 466 Sydney Road to fulfil a promise to their late father. -
‘We’ve lost our darling girl’: Toddler dies after rare infection linked to petting farm
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A three-year-old, who was among two toddlers who contracted a deadly infection from a petting farm, has died following a lengthy stay in hospital. -
A little girl cuddled and petted animals at a farm. Seven weeks later, she was dead
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A three-year-old was among two toddlers who contracted a deadly infection from a Victorian petting farm, and died after a lengthy stay in hospital. -
Alleged police paedophile secretly accessed porn, childcare websites, court told
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A long-standing Victoria Police member is accused of sexually abusing a toddler and storing more than 8000 child abuse files. -
A fireball, then screams of agony: Suspected arsonist engulfed in flames after botched tobacco shop attack
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CTTV footage shows a man enveloped in flames after a Melton tobacco shop was firebombed early on Wednesday. -
A fireball, then screams of agony: Suspected arsonist fights for life after botched tobacco shop attack
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CTTV footage shows a man engulfed in flames after a Melton tobacco shop was firebombed early on Wednesday. -
Your preferences, made simple
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You’re in year 12, with a lot on your plate: classes, assignments, tests. End-of-year exams are looming. You’re also considering what comes next – maybe further study at uni or TAFE next year. There’s a lot to think about. -
Choose a uni that helps you make an impact
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Even while you’re focused on deciding what course you’ll study next year, plenty of people will already be asking you: “What do you want to do after uni?” -
The gruesome tactic locals have resorted to as influencers flock to scenic hilltop lookout
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A narrow dirt road in a central Victorian farming town is covered in litter and human waste after being overrun by visitors, forcing locals to employ a grim deterrent. -
A ‘viral magic tree’ brought unwanted fame. Locals are fighting back with a gruesome tactic
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A narrow dirt road in a central Victorian farming town is covered in litter and human waste after being overrun by visitors, forcing locals to employ a grim deterrent. -
Sayers’ lewd photo defamation showdown shapes up for next courtroom chapter
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The next instalment of the high-stakes defamation case returns to court on Friday. Cate Sayers is expected to be the courtroom – but where will her ex-husband be? -
‘Concrete monoliths’: Residents push back against data centre power poles
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Jemena wants to replace smaller wooden power poles with five-storey concrete poles in Melbourne’s west. It’s not going well. -
15-metre power poles started to pop up in inner Melbourne. Now the rollout has come to a sudden halt
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Jemena wants to replace smaller wooden power poles with five-storey concrete poles in Melbourne’s west. It’s not going well. -
15-metre high power poles started to pop up in inner Melbourne. Now the rollout has come to a sudden halt
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Jemena wants to replace smaller wooden power poles with five-storey concrete poles in Melbourne’s west. It’s not going well. -
VCE Guide 2026
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Expert tips to help you do your best in this year’s exams, plus meet the students doing Year 12 differently. -
The simple question that set Isabella on a new path
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Three years’ ago, Isabella Mavrogiannis didn’t know a thing about carpentry. -
Primary school friends the perfect study pairing
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Study pals Dinith and Clarence drove each other to achieve perfect ATARs. -
Goals and determination driving Steph to succeed
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Moving from a bricks-and-mortar school to Virtual Schools Victoria was a game-changer for Steph Woods. -
From singing on TV to the VCE
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Ananya Hariharan’s first singing lesson as a six-year-old was sparked by being told off in class. -
Flexible futures shift focus off ATAR
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Interest in vocational and applied learning is growing alongside traditional studies. -
On climate, governments need to draw a line in the sand
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The devastation in Nepal should be a wake-up call to governments on climate change, say readers. -
What Victoria’s perfect ATAR achievers all had in common
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STEM subjects were popular among Victoria’s high achievers – but there were some surprising choices, too.

