Clinton's nationwide walk for justice
Over the past nine months Clinton Pryor's feet have carried him almost 4800 kilometres as he traverses the continent to protest against the treatment of Aboriginal people.
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Miki Perkins
Miki Perkins is a senior reporter at The Age who writes about social affairs. Her stories cover family violence, social trends, the status of women, families, sexuality, disability and much more. Miki has previously covered city, education, courts and general reporting.
The 'revolving door' between prison and homelessness spins faster: research
John O'Conner has never had it easy, but sometimes it feels like he's been set up to fail.
Hip hip hoo Yea
The bank manager laughed when Christopher Curry and partner Jacqui Kirby applied for a home loan.
National student Libs leader weighs into sexism row
A Melbourne University Liberal Club president who told a female member she shouldn't come to a club event because some men might feel "a bit uncomfortable" was talking "rubbish", says a spokesman for the national body for Liberal students.
Behind the 'mask': why Ella asked for Barbie dolls she didn't want
Six-year-old Ella asked for Barbie dolls and pink, sparkly clothing for her birthday. But the dolls were left in the drawer, and the clothes went unworn. What was going on?
Caravan park closures shrink options for those on the brink
On one side of a tall fence are million-dollar houses, pleasant family homes in desirable inner-city Williamstown.
Top judges defend Victorian courts' handling of child sex assault cases
The Supreme Court head has defended its handling of sex-assault cases following calls for reforms to protect child victims in Victoria's courts, including from the family of a teenage girl who was allegedly raped.
'I would never report': Age readers tell of seeking justice for rape, sex assault
Age readers anonymously tell of their own attempts to seek justice for sexual assault and rape.
Premier, Attorney-General to meet with family of Geelong rape victim to discuss reform
The family of a teenager allegedly raped by three men in Geelong will meet with Premier Daniel Andrews to discuss reforms to prevent re-traumatising victims who appear in court.
Rape victim pleads with Premier for more protection of minors in court
The family of a teenage girl who was the victim of a shocking alleged rape is pleading with Premier Daniel Andrews to protect child victims from further trauma in court.
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