Gargasoulas case could be the biggest Victoria has seen
It began with a young man driving aggressive circles in a red car spewing smoke in front of Flinders Street station in the heart of Melbourne's CBD.
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Bianca Hall
Bianca Hall is Legal Affairs reporter for The Age
Bourke Street tragedy: Judge calls for Dimitrious Gargasoulas case update
Prosecutors preparing the brief of evidence against accused Bourke Street killer Dimitrious "Jimmy" Gargasoulas have been called to front the Supreme Court to provide an update on how the complex case is progressing.
Anti-racism protesters clash with far-right Q Society supporters at St Kilda Marina
More than 100 anti-racism protesters have gathered at St Kilda Marina to confront members of the far-right, anti-Islam Q Society preparing to attend a fundraiser to be headlined by Senator Cory Bernardi and Queensland MP George Christensen.
DJ's six-year fight against King St club's racism ends in court win
DJ Kwenda had his planned celebration of African music and culture cancelled at the last minute by a King Street nightclub. A judge has ruled it was a case of 'direct discrimination'.
Centrelink robo-debt scheme an 'atrocity' but class action unlikely
The odds of a joint action against the federal government's Centrelink debt recovery program have narrowed, with lawyers saying it's unlikely such an action would succeed.
Immigration lawyer flees with family and pet dog, owing millions
The Australian Tax Office is all but powerless to track down a prominent Melbourne migration lawyer, whose firms were paid more than $22 million by taxpayers over a decade to help asylum seekers apply for Australian protection.
Court documents unclear if police opposed bail, magistrate says
Alleged Bourke Street killer Dimitrious "Jimmy" Gargasoulas was released on bail after a police made submissions to a bail justice during his hearing, it can be revealed.
For trans teens, court date adds anxiety to life-changing process
A service to help trans teens receive free legal help has been launched, but some say they shouldn't need court transition permission in the first place.
Where, pray tell lord mayor, do you suggest they go?
This has to be one of the dumbest ideas to have come out of local council of late, and that's saying something.
Melbourne attack: The pain will ripple for years to come
It wasn't a terror attack, but that didn't make it any less terrifying.
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