The PM must establish a royal commission

Age readers respond to calls for the establishment of a royal commission into the Bondi attack.

The rise of a third party has challenged the complacency and arrogance that has defined modern politics. The major parties are finally listening to voters.

Three years after Daniel Andrews promised to rein in urban sprawl, fresh ABS data shows almost half of all new housing approvals are stuck on Melbourne’s fringe.

Women like Thea have had to advocate for themselves. Now the government has told them it hears their pain – and is doing something about it.

Melbourne private schools are launching new scholarships next year, and they’re not just for the academically gifted. Some are for students considered “late bloomers”.

Readers react to warnings of AI’s potential effects on humanity.

Passengers and crew members were forced to step in and restrain the men after they made threats about killing people and carrying a gun.

A hidden storage space at the Melbourne Recital Centre has been transformed into a cabaret venue with city views.

A hidden storage space at the Melbourne Recital Centre has been transformed into a cabaret venue with city views.

Jaimi Cook was 17 when he refused to provide his name to a policeman. The officer’s alleged response resulted in criminal charges from the state’s corruption watchdog and a legal claim by Cook for compensation.

Workers have walked off the job at Scope disability homes as hopes rise that hundreds of others can be saved, despite the withdrawal of state government subsidies that threaten the roofs over vulnerable Victorians’ heads.

For more than 30 years, the lush green hills of Fish Creek have drawn in residents and small-scale farmers. But soon, the idyllic view may also include a giant hole in the ground.

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

Eight days after an arson attack on a Melton tobacco store that left a man engulfed in flames, police swooped on a bikie clubhouse in regional Victoria.

Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them.

Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them.

Five years after the state government promised to fix the broken mental health system, data shows more than half of patients are languishing in emergency departments because there are not enough specialist beds to treat them.

Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday.

Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday.

Callers struggled to connect to the Telstra national emergency line because of the outage on Friday.

Readers respond to the latest developments in the opt-in or opt-out debate.

Finding unique ways to re-engage students has helped this school in Melbourne’s south-east with its results and given its kids a career head start.

Maree broke up with a man who lived on her property. Five days later, she was dead.

The major figures in sport and the arts present their vision for a thriving city in the lead-up to Melbourne Assembly. Join the conversation.

Melbourne City Mission has taken steps to transfer power from Hester Hornbrook Academy, as the charity investigates allegations of misconduct against the school’s principal.

Eight days after an arson attack on a Melton tobacco store, police have swooped on a bikie clubhouse in regional Victoria.

Victoria’s most senior justice has set the bar for releasing children on bail, denying a teen accused of a serious mistaken-identity home invasion the right to freedom.

The prosecutor who put him away for a double murder had no doubt Alistair MacRae should never be released. Back then, even the killer agreed.

The former Carlton president and ex-boss of PwC has apologised for the hurt and harm to his former wife for suggesting she was responsible for an explicit picture scandal.

The former Carlton president and ex-boss of PwC has apologised for the hurt he caused to his former wife for suggesting she was responsible for an explicit picture scandal.