Gardiners Creek is a rare slice of urban bush. The government wants to build 20-storey towers on its bank
Locals and councils have raised concerns that plans for the Suburban Rail Loop will cause a loss of sunlight and impact wildlife in the suburban sanctuary.
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Continue ReadingThousands of high school students shun ‘two years of hell’ in favour of vocational VCE
The vocational major VCE has breathed new life into vocational education and training in Victorian schools, but there are calls for the government to do more.
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Continue ReadingThis minority are that way for good reason
Age readers respond to the disruptions to the Anzac Day services.
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Continue Reading‘A catastrophe of a disease’: Doctors sound alarm on spread of measles
Victoria is in the grip of its worst measles outbreak in a decade, as health experts brace for a rise in local transmission after the school holidays.
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Continue ReadingConclave has golden opportunity to cement Pope’s reforms
Readers respond to the Pope’s death, Welcome to Country and a cricketing great.
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Continue ReadingViolent clashes in Melbourne after protesters descend on women’s rights rally
Trans-rights activists and police have violently clashed as protesters roamed the streets of Melbourne’s CBD after gathering to disrupt a women’s rights rally.
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Continue ReadingPayout for man wrongfully convicted of police murders
Jason Roberts served 22 years for the 1998 murders of two police officers but was later acquitted.
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Continue ReadingPurple bin backlash brews in the ’burbs as councils rubbish extra costs
Dozens of Victorian councils are fighting state plans to impose glass-only kerbside recycling, and argue the popular container deposit scheme should be expanded instead.
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Continue ReadingParents of ‘strapping’ boarders blame school for unchecked culture of abuse
A group of parents claims it is unfair and dangerous to place the blame for a hazing scandal onto students, saying responsibility “lies squarely” with the school.
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Continue ReadingStorm’s Welcome to Country ‘cancelled’ at last minute, says Indigenous elder
Indigenous groups say they have been left dumbfounded and distressed after the Welcome to Country at Melbourne Storm’s Anzac Day NRL match was cancelled at the last minute.
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Continue ReadingA hitman’s legacy: the family left devastated
Roger Wilson has been reduced to the passport photo used in police appeals for information when he disappeared, and he has become a bit player in his own life.
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Continue ReadingHas the Port of Melbourne outgrown its prime slice of the city?
Australia’s busiest port plans to handle even more containers from even more mammoth ships. But some think its time in the inner city might be nearly over.
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Continue ReadingWhere is Australia’s oldest Lone Pine? Test yourself with The Age quiz
How well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with The Age’s weekly quiz.
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Continue ReadingMore apartments won’t solve home shortage
Readers have differing ideas on what caused the housing shortage and how to solve it.
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Continue Reading‘Broken and destroyed’: Mother denied final goodbye at daughter’s funeral
Teresa Moraitis wanted to put her daughter’s favourite flowers in her hands at her funeral. She was horrified to discover why she couldn’t.
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Continue ReadingMonash IVF issued with ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over baby bungle
The fertility giant was asked to justify why it withheld notice of an embryo mix-up to the sharemarket, causing its share price to plunge.
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