School that went from slates to iPads closes after 146 years
A 146 year old primary school near Ballarat with just 14 students will close on Friday.
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Carolyn Webb
Ho ho, let's go: Fabulous Mr Fox dons Santa suit for frantic few weeks
Billy Bob Thornton he's not: this Christmas, Stephen Fox will play Santa at over 30 gigs, many of them unpaid for special needs kids and charities.
Strange bedfellows: Drone racing a hit at Sexpo
Drone racing and Sexpo made strange but exciting bedfellows at the weekend.
Mallee farmer turns model to put town on tourist trail
Patchewollock in Victoria's north-west could be the next street art mecca with a local farmer depicted on the town's disused silos.
Old Boy returns as grand St Kilda Road school for the deaf turns 150
Former pupil, 84, with good and bad memories returns to Melbourne's school for the deaf, where he boarded as a child.
Fans young and old enjoy that 'we've just won a premiership' buzz
Bulldogs supporters were bathed in sunshine and the ecstasy of victory at Whitten Oval on Sunday.
Bulldogs saviour urges players: Win grand final for my ailing mum
Western Bulldogs saviour and fan of more than 60 years Irene Chatfield calls on players to win for her Mum, 91, in hospital.
Book tells forgotten story of the day 14 footballers drowned
Fingernail scratch marks on the hull of a sunken boat gave a chilling clue to the battle to stay alive before 14 local football players drowned off Mornington in 1892.
The man doing a PhD on ghost trains
Joel Zika is obsessed with ghost trains; he's doing a PhD and is on a mission to video in virtual reality the last 16 classics, including one at Melbourne's Luna Park.
Street art comes off the wall to a hoodie near you
A friendship with a homeless man has led a Melbourne IT consultant to start a social enterprise selling hoodies and T-shirts that reproduce the city's famous street art.
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