Queens Park has been an oasis in the western suburbs since the 1850s, a small lake surrounded by greenery in the heart of Moonee Ponds. On a fine day, the park fills with locals looking for peace at lunchtime, to walk the dog or relax in the shade.
Providing a $1 billion loan to underwrite Adani's proposed mega coal mine would "unpick the progress" of the Paris climate agreement.
Tens of thousands of wealthy families are choosing to send their children to public and Catholic institutions over private schools, new figures show, as the school funding debate sweeps back into Parliament this week.
The Greens will use their thumping win in the Northcote byelection as a springboard to try to wrest two more inner-city seats from Labor next year and force the Andrews government into a progressive coalition.
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John Dermer's arms are ropes of sinew and vein.
Instead of celebrating Christmas 'I had to bury my 13 year old son'
New technology will provide free power to King Island as it aims to prove low-cost energy generation claims.
For Maggie Proimos, shopping in a big department store like Northland can be a sensory overload.
The young entrepreneur behind collapsed company Bluegogo has blamed a controversial Tiananmen Square advertising campaign for its woes.
Suddenly the question is everywhere: can Malcolm Turnbull survive?
Senior ministers believe a cabinet leak that revealed the Turnbull government considered reversing its opposition to a banking royal commission was designed to damage Malcolm Turnbull, Scott ...
Four academics from RMIT University have been dismissed following an e-book scandal in which students were charged to sit online tests.
Victoria's strained energy network is about to face its first real test of the summer – several days before summer has even started.
Streets factory workers have voted to end to a public boycott of the brand's ice creams after employees forged an agreement for better working conditions with its multinational owners.
Former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic has been sentenced to life imprisonment for atrocities committed during the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia.
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