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April Fools' Day: The time to act childishly and have some fun
Love playing the fool? Miss those days of childhood when you spent weeks concocting pranks to trick your friends, or even better, your sibling on April Fools' Day?
Neelima Choahan is a journalist at The Age, covering general news and is passionate about social issues.
Love playing the fool? Miss those days of childhood when you spent weeks concocting pranks to trick your friends, or even better, your sibling on April Fools' Day?
Cheques totalling more than $496 million have been mailed out to Black Saturday survivors as part of a class action settlement, eight years after the devastating bushfires.
Melbourne said goodbye to its muggy nights on Wednesday and woke on Thursday to the coldest morning of the month.
A Glen Iris family has been left terrorised after bandits, including a 13-year-old girl, entered their home masquerading as police.
A 25-year-old man has been charged with culpable driving and other offences following the death of New Gisborne man Hayden Kloppers.
The parents of Zachary Bryant, the youngest victim of the Bourke Street attack, have spoken out about their loss.
When Maria Thomas entrusted her son into the care of a state-funded disability emergency home, she expected him to be safe.
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Five men, including two in their 20s, have died on Victoria's roads in the past 24-hours, bringing the state's death toll to 55.
A riot, a noisy party, rowdy protesters, or even a terrorist attack: Victoria Police's Operations Response Unit is now even more ready to handle any threat to public order.
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