• Editorial

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten's proposals are a step in the right direction.

The lack of reform is despite support from Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten for a ban on foreign donations.

The watchdog has disregarded its mission in a case that a group of disillusioned parents has forced to be reopened.

The failure to adequately plan and to invest in public transport has created Melbourne's most pressing problem: congestion.

• COMMENT

Premier Andrews' opposition flies in the face of more than a decade of evidence that safe injecting rooms work and reduce fatalities.

• EDITORIAL

The Queen herself has made it clear she has no objection to Australia becoming a republic.

Anyone found to be in clear breach of this obscure section of the constitution will have to resign from Parliament.

Ostensibly, the school's position is reasonable, for schools do have the general right to set school uniforms.

• EDITORIAL

In an extraordinary move by a global diplomatic authority, the United Nations is, in effect, accusing the Australian government of lying.

This is an opportunity to restore some public faith in the ability of our lawmakers to act for the public good.

Most people who die by suicide show warning signs.

• COMMENT

There is much to be angry about in the wake of the fire at the SKM Recycling plant in Coolaroo.

• EDITORIAL

Enlightened and compassionate proposal makes a compelling case for change.

• EDITORIAL

Enlightened and compassionate proposal makes a compelling case for change.

The solution is to stringently enforce existing laws.

Neither the state nor employers have a right to interfere with what consenting adults legally do in private.

It is imperative to find a balance between community safety and individual liberty.

There is, rightly, widespread concern and anger following the Coolaroo blaze.

In Australia, e-cigarettes are legal, but using nicotine refills in them is not.