Missing teenager declared dead
A Victorian coroner has concluded a missing Melbourne teenager is dead.
View ArticleStrong winds whip Melbourne
Melbourne's eastern suburbs were hit by strong winds overnight.
View ArticleKnox, Bendigo under tougher alcohol violence watch
Police at Knox and in Bendigo have been given extra powers to deal with alcohol-related violence.
View Article5 injured as bus, cars collide
Five people have been injured, two of them seriously, in a collision between a bus and several cars in Melbourne's east.
View ArticleLiberal MPs in party room stoush
Federal Liberal MP Alby Schultz has apologised unreservedly after a physical altercation during a party room meeting.
View ArticleSchultz slams Liberals after party room row
Alby Schultz, who was involved in a scuffle with a Liberal Party colleague, has taken a swipe at the party's administration.
View ArticleAston MP to retire at next election
Another Victorian MP has decided not to contest the next federal election.
View ArticleMan to appear in court on drugs charges
A Melbourne man will appear in the Magistrates Court in Ringwood on drugs charges.
View ArticleMan to appear in court on drugs charges
A Melbourne man will appear in the Magistrates Court in Ringwood on drugs charges.
View ArticleInterstate crews help SES with storm backlog
An extra 70 crew members from Western Australia and Tasmania have joined Victorian SES units in the storm clean-up.
View ArticlePair injured in hospital car park crash
An 84-year-old man is in a critical condition after being invovled in a crash in a hospital cark park in Melbourne's east.
View ArticleCop investigated over referee abuse
The Victoria Police ethical standards department will investigate a Melbourne police officer over claims he verbally abused a female basketball referee.
View ArticleBoomers easily clinch Greece series
Australia's warm-up for the London Olympic basketball tournament continued in strong fashion with a 91-51 win over Greece.
View ArticleMedia companies cut more staff
Another Australian media company has announced it is cutting staff.
View ArticleCouncils fight for public transport in Melbourne's east
Seven councils in Melbourne's east have united to campaign for more public transport services in the region.
View ArticleHigh Court to decide the fate of Izzy the Staffordshire terrier
The fate of a Staffordshire terrier named Izzy will be put into the hands of the High Court of Australia in Canberra today, when the dog's owner challenges a council order for its destruction.
View ArticleMan seen masturbating at Knox shopping centre playground
Police are hunting for a man who was spotted acting suspiciously and masturbating in front of children at an indoor playground in Melbourne's south-east.
View ArticlePolice arrest man seen acting suspiciously at shopping centre playground
A 51-year-old Dandenong man is arrested after allegedly acting suspiciously in front of children at an indoor playground in Melbourne's south-east.
View ArticleIzzy the dog wins High Court reprieve
A council order for the destruction of a Staffordshire terrier that injured a woman during an attack in Melbourne is ruled invalid by the High Court.
View Article780 rubbish trucks' worth of Victoria's recycling went to tips last week. And...
A local council warns Victoria's "culture of recycling" is at risk as the state's waste crisis deepens and an estimated 780 rubbish trucks' worth of recyclable material is sent to landfill in a week.
View ArticleReview finds Basketball Australia 'can sometimes be exclusionary'
Basketball Australia's proactive investigation into its culture made 12 recommendations, one of which was to ensure greater representation of Indigenous athletes.
View ArticleAbby was born without forearms, but that hasn't stopped her pursuing her...
Riding for the Disabled is giving people like Abby Vidler opportunities to develop horseriding skills and grow their confidence.
View ArticleLabor snatches formerly safe Liberal seat of Aston in by-election
Labor has claimed victory in the federal seat of Aston, the first time in more than a century that a government has won a seat from the opposition at a by-election.
View ArticleThe potential closure of a Melbourne childcare centre Emiko's son is settled...
Victorian councils are increasingly leaving childcare services to the private sector, with a number of local governments saying they can no longer afford to run early learning facilities.
View ArticleLandslide isolates coastal town, falling trees crush cars as wild weather...
Hundreds of Victorians call for help as heavy rainfall and damaging winds lash the state, cutting off communities in the far east and felling trees in the Dandenong Ranges on Melbourne's outskirts.
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