‘We can’t put our head in the sand’: High-profile local’s urgent plea after landslide
Former Monash Uni chancellor and Australian of the year Simon McKeon lives uphill from the McCrae house destroyed this week.
Jan could finally see clearly after more than a year. Then a bird gouged her eye
Wright was having coffee with friends at a Frankston cafe when she was attacked by a bird. Her case is one of a rising number ...
Heritage push for Werribee South’s humble boat sheds will come at a price
They survived a campaign for their demolition in 1967, and today there are more sheds on the western side of Port Phillip Bay ...
Injury-cursed Kokkinakis casts doubt on future after heartbreaking Open loss
The Australian suffered a second-round defeat to 15th-seeded Brit Jack Draper on Wednesday night after more than ...
‘Australia’s national cancer’: Melbourne’s melanoma hotspots
Tamara Dawson was just 36 when she was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma. She says there’s still “so much we’re not doing to ...
Storms could worsen landslide that tipped house over seaside cliff
A fresh alert has been issued for the area where a landslide destroyed one house and damaged three others on the Mornington ...
Meet the teen whose Insta followers boomed beyond half a million after stunning AO upset
Joao Fonseca was already earning rave reviews before the Australian Open but has a new legion of fans after dumping the world No.9 out of the tournament.
Australian Open in pictures: Day 4
The best pictures from on and off the court at the 2025 Australian Open.
The Open should be so lucky: Behind the scenes moves to lure Kylie Minogue
The star singer is due in the country in preparation for her next tour, raising hopes she might make the trip to Melbourne ...
Sydney’s ‘unusual’ sewage system and the beach grime ball invasion
Sydney’s pumping of primary-treated effluent into the ocean makes us out of step with the rest of the world, a water ...
Ten things we’ll never understand about Greece
Are all those ancient sculptors conning us? No amount of philosophy explains some of Greece’s more peculiar customs.
Five things I’ve learnt from 34 years of travelling long-haul economy
I left Melbourne for London in 1989 and have returned annually ever since. It’s a very long way, however you do it.