Teenager allegedly involved in fatal crash in Melbourne's east has bail revoked
A teenager accused of driving a stolen car involved in a fatal crash in Melbourne's east has had his bail revoked.
Man killed in Melbourne east crash remembered by family as 'much loved son, brother, partner and friend'
Will Taylor, 28, died when the car he was driving collided with an allegedly stolen car driven by a teenager.
Teenager allegedly behind the wheel of a fatal crash found in bed 'with the doona pulled up to his chin', court hears
A teenage boy who allegedly fled the scene of a fatal crash in Melbourne's east has faced a Children's Court charged with dangerous driving causing death. Two teenage girls also face charges.
Victorian police ask for assistance as manhunt continues
Victorian police are asking for the public to help with a manhunt following a fatal collision in the Melbourne suburb of Burwood.
Police Manhunt underway after deadly crash in Melbourne's east
A group of males have fled a stolen Jeep four-wheel-drive at the scene of a deadly collision in Burwood.
Police slam 'absolutely cowardly' behaviour of occupants who fled fatal collision in Melbourne's east
Several males are on the run after their allegedly stolen car collided with a vehicle and left a man dead in Melbourne's east. Two girls have been arrested.
As a contentious infrastructure project gathers steam, small pockets of Melbourne are being changed forever
While the Victorian government's contentious and expensive Suburban Rail Loop continues to spark fierce political debate, the project seeking to connect the city's major rail lines is becoming a reality on the ground.
'It has no place in Australia': An anti-Semitic attack on a Victorian school condemned by politicians
Mount Scopus Memorial College was the target of an anti-Semitic graffiti attack that MPs have labelled an 'appalling act'.
Melbourne University students occupy building on campus in protest against Israel ties
Hundreds of marching students call on their universities to cut ties with companies linked to Israel, as administrators urge protesters to pack up their campsites.
An additional 70,000 homes will be built around six Suburban Rail Loop precincts in Melbourne's east
The Victorian government unveils plans to build more than 70,000 additional homes above and around six Suburban Rail Loop precincts in Melbourne's east by the 2050s.
'It would be crippling': Not-for-profits panic over tax changes
Thousands of not-for-profit organisations fear their financial futures are under threat from a tax change set to kick in next financial year.
Nine in 10 sportswomen experience gendered online harm. New research reveals how it affects their wellbeing and safety
Researchers at Deakin University find that 85 per cent of sportswomen have had their wellbeing affected by online harm, calling for sporting clubs and organisations to work together to solve the problem.
After 'every archivist's worst nightmare', these volunteers are racing to preserve a slice of Melbourne history
A historical archive in Melbourne's east holds a history of the area dating back 120 years — and it was almost destroyed when a humidifier malfunctioned.
International students left Melbourne in droves during COVID. But now many are returning
An extra 37,000 international students are studying in Victoria since Australia's borders reopened to them in mid-December. The new data comes as the state government targets markets in Colombia, Vietnam, Japan and Korea.
Man who posed as COVID-19 health inspector in attempt to coerce woman into sex jailed
The man was working as a contact tracer when he gained access to the woman's personal information and told her he had to conduct a home visit to ensure she was complying with isolation requirements.
Sustainable development given approval to drain untreated stormwater directly into creek
A Melbourne project that includes a shopping centre and hundreds of homes is being touted as among the "world's most sustainable", but its revised plan for stormwater could put a dent in its environmental credentials.
Analysis
analysis:Morrison and Albanese return to battleground seats as campaign goes to the dogs
The Prime Minister and Opposition Leader were both barnstorming battleground seats on Wednesday that, weeks ago, both had expected to win but can now no longer comfortably rely on, writes Brett Worthington.
'For the first time ever I'm undecided': This seat could decide who forms government, but what are voters saying?
With almost one in five people in the electorate of Chisholm having Chinese ancestry, that subset of the community could have a big say in who wins the seat. However, the "Chinese community" covers a broad range of experiences and views, and three weeks out from election day, many are still undecided.
'Country people always find a way': What former city slicker Ella learnt from regional life
The kindness of a regional town helped Ella breathe fresh air to her city community at a crucial time.
'It's shocking': International students feeling stuck in Australia
For Roy David Gomez studying in Australia was a "once in a lifetime" opportunity. Now, just weeks away from the end of his degree, he has only been on campus three times.
Man impersonated COVID-19 inspector and demanded sex, police allege
Court documents reveal allegations against a man accused of turning up to a woman's home and demanding sex while she was in isolation.
Victorian electoral boundary change leaves Labor minister without a seat
Senior Victorian minister Martin Pakula is left without a seat for next year's state election, after his electorate of Keysborough is abolished in a redistribution.
Can better ventilation stop coronavirus? Experts call for changes to national standards
From Adelaide to Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, poor ventilation in medi-hotels has been blamed for coronavirus outbreaks and shutdowns across the country.
Good news for Victoria as no new COVID cases connected to Perth flight
More than half of the passengers who were on board a flight from Perth to Melbourne with a COVID-positive man have tested negative, Victoria's health department says.
'Outstanding and influential' teacher who faked qualifications for decades avoids jail
Neil Lennie taught at some of Melbourne's most prestigious schools and has been lauded by past students, including renowned infectious diseases expert Sharon Lewin AO.