The detention of teenagers at Victoria's maximum security prison is slammed by a human rights lawyer, as the State Government faces a third legal challenge to the practice.
Meet the under-12 girls from the Flemington Junior Football club, who are following in the footsteps of their AFL Women's heroes and say they're "probably a little bit better" than the boys.
The family of a man brutally killed in the car park of a Melbourne shopping centre last week were so distressed they did not recognise his brother in CCTV footage captured at the scene, police say.
Victorian high school students will be offered free vaccines against the potentially deadly meningococcal W strain after a significant increase in cases last year.
A Melbourne woman made homeless by family violence criticises a council decision to effectively ban rough sleeping in the city, saying councillors' "privilege is just beyond their capacity for understanding".
Hype can often ruin a production for audiences, but what is incredible about The Book of Mormon is it completely stands up to its success, writes Will Huxley.
A Melbourne kickboxing trainer accused of stealing more than $1.1 million from a security van created false proofs of identity with plans to flee if ever charged with the crime, police allege.
Small business owner Nick Waterman says he is "really rapt" police have charged a man after an ABC story revealed a credit card refund scam had left his company more than $1,000 out of pocket.
Victoria will become the first state in Australia to permanently ban fracking, after the Opposition party room agrees to support legislation introduced by the Andrews Government.
Documents obtained by the ABC reveal just how bad the situation has become in Victoria's troubled youth justice system, as workplace safety inspectors raise concerns workers' lives are at risk.
Wearing the same t-shirt he bought 32 years ago at his first ever Bruce Springsteen concert, superfan Mark Ryder arrives in Sydney to see The Boss for the 100th time.
The Catholic Church confirms more than $200,000 has been paid to victims of sex abuse perpetrated by members of the Diocese of Sale, in eastern Victoria.