Catch up on your smoko
The Melbourne gynaecologist is accused of performing unnecessary surgeries on women and was referred to police for then-Victorian premier Jacinta Allan in February.
A program connecting vulnerable people with outreach workers at train stations is being credited with reducing antisocial behaviour in suburban Melbourne.
The Centre for Public Integrity warns that the federal government appears to have pork-barrelled a $560 million "invitation-only" fund, directing the vast majority to safe Labor seats and marginal seats it wanted to win.
Allen Keys has entered a guilty plea, five months after being arrested trying to board an overseas flight.
The machinery may be old, but a new generation is finding its place behind the wheel, keeping a traditional tractor pull event alive.
New drop-off and pick-up zones will open on October 6, ending a 56-year ritual for passengers of being dropped off at Melbourne Airport's departures ramp.
Video interpreters, apps and AI can help deaf and hearing-impaired people in regional areas, but there are fears the tech is coming at the expense of face-to-face interpreters.
Virtual interpreters, apps and AI can help deaf and hearing-impaired people in regional areas, but there are fears the tech is coming at the expense of face-to-face interpreters.
Police appeal for witnesses to come forward after a man was shot outside a property in Thomastown on Sunday night.
Deer Park residents are worried a plan to build 500 homes on the doorstep of pubs with high poker machine gambling losses will be a "potential social housing disaster".
A national organisation set up by the Christian Brothers that runs 61 Catholic schools across Australia is considering severing its ties with the order amid mounting tensions over abuse payouts.
Police have named a Victorian man who remains at large after he allegedly attacked three people with an axe or hatchet yesterday.
A key section of freeway linking some of Melbourne's fastest-growing areas will be upgraded, with $550 million in state government money joining a $1 billion Commonwealth pledge.
The camp housed Italian, German and Japanese prisoners between 1941 and 1947 and a portion of the former site is now on the market.
Residents in growth areas of Melbourne are experiencing worsening responses to fire emergencies, an ABC analysis of Fire Rescue Victoria data has found.
Finally free after 1,154 days in a Chinese prison, wrongfully accused of spilling state secrets, Australian journalist Cheng Lei was overjoyed to see her children again. But back home freedom brought its own challenges.
Two children have been taken to hospital after a jumping castle was lifted into the air during high winds in Victoria's south-west during a birthday party this morning.
A man believed to be wielding an axe has allegedly attacked three people, including an elderly man and woman, in Gippsland and remains on the run, say Victoria Police.
The Boroondara Eagles are demanding action, saying one of their junior girls' team's matches was stopped at half-time so a boys' team could take the field.
Counters at four Melbourne police stations will close to the public next month, as a state election debate over police resourcing gears up.
A man has died after an assault at a caravan park in Victoria's Goulburn Valley, four months after a brawl involving knives at the same location.
Studies suggest Australian children are not reading for pleasure as often as they used to, prompting advocacy groups to call for a national reading strategy.
For the past six months, musician RIchard Hall has been patiently crafting a violin from Australian hardwood.
Mick Gatto is a powerful figure in a sector soon to be probed by a Victorian royal commission — but he says he's not worried.
More than 200 experts meet on Phillip Island to share penguin research from across the globe.
Alan Boulton was charged after allegedly inadvertently showing child abuse images to university students in February this year.
A fox in Victoria's south-west has died from H5 bird flu and authorities suspect the virus is responsible for the death of a dolphin.
Chee Kit Chong was found guilty of intentionally keeping a slave and assault over his treatment of an Indonesian woman aged in her 60s.
Australia's leading GP group warns people will continue to get sicker if clinics and staff are not supported.
Police allege a 35-year-old union delegate was part of a trio trafficking drugs at construction sites across Melbourne.
The organisers of a field days event near the NSW-Victoria border defend inviting Pauline Hanson to open the event.
The Commonwealth funding will deliver more than 200 additional homes across the state to support women escaping domestic violence and young people experiencing homelessness.
James Pinder is sentenced for misconduct in awarding a multi-million dollar cleaning contract.
The final moments of Maree Vermont's life remain unknown as her killer maintains he has no memory of what he did.
Metro Trains apologises after a train failed to stop as it started dragging a guide dog along the station platform when its leash became caught in a train door.
Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.
The former union boss spoke to reporters after facing a Melbourne court charged with using a telecommunications device to menace and offend.
A Victorian council is calling on the state government to immediately act to solve an early years facility crisis that has left local families without child care for two years.
A man aged in his 20s is in a critical condition in hospital after what police suspect was a targeted firebombing in Melton went wrong and he was engulfed in flames.
A Victorian farmer has made it his mission to become the first person to swim the 1,650 kilometres of Australia's second-longest river.
Australian IT solutions, delivered with experience
Linux Server Management · AI-Assisted Web Development · Domains & Hosting
30+ years' experience · Operating since 2000 · 100% Australian
