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State government and opposition MPs take the plunge to raise tens of thousands of dollars for motor neurone disease research just days after Neale Daniher's state funeral.
An ex-footballer has been locked up after a jury found him guilty of defrauding multiple families with his regional pool business.
Victoria Police is investigating an off-field fight at a local football match in Ararat over the weekend, sparking concerns about "dreadful" behaviour at grassroots sporting events.
Parents are working to petition a west Victorian council to install CCTV cameras at a skate park that police are calling a crime "hotspot". The council says taking on a public safety role is "unreasonable".
Local councils and Public Libraries Victoria say the way public libraries are funded across Victoria needs reform, with communities in Melbourne's growth corridors described as "chronically underfunded".
A driver has died at Calder Park, in Melbourne's north-west, after crashing into a pole.
In Melbourne, Federation Square became the epicentre of fan festivities, with capacity crowds packing into the CBD venue for a Socceroos viewing party.
Hundreds of regional Victorian firefighters turn out for a rally in Bendigo, calling on the state government to scrap a controversial levy after saying they have been "left behind".
A plan to relocate a church into a green wedge has sparked controversy in the community, as places of worship report being excluded from development plans.
For the Pacific Islander women who harvest the fruit and vegetables that stock Australia’s supermarket shelves, motherhood here can mean injury, debt, secrecy and fear.
The One Nation leader last night told a political fundraiser she would work with the Coalition to oust Labor at the upcoming state election.
The state's bail laws were changed after a high-profile death in custody. Advocates are warning that last year's tightening of the Bail Act could see history repeat itself.
Jasmine was five years old and so traumatised that when she woke up trying to scream, she couldn't make a sound.
Farmers in Victoria’s north-west say a new dingo exclusion fence will only push the problem of livestock predation onto their neighbours.
Palaeontologists say evidence pointing to Australia's polar past shows that many dinosaurs roamed the country when the south east was still within the Antarctic Circle.
The brother of Stawell Gift finalist Jemma Stapleton remembers her "bright smile" and expresses gratitude for the outpouring of grief and support.
The mother of a man found guilty of murdering underworld figure Gavin Preston has told the Supreme Court her son has always been polite and considerate.
A One Nation fundraiser in Melbourne has been moved to an undisclosed location after several protest groups vowed to demonstrate outside, the party says.
Dozens of students completing VCE Chinese language subjects face an uncertain future after a Chinese community language school goes into administration.
The 51-year-old man has been charged after police allegedly found multiple firearms, imitation firearms, drugs and a machete during a search at a property in Melbourne's west.
The United Firefighters Union and its secretary Peter Marshall are behind a legal attempt to stop an anti-corruption report from being published.
An exhibition at Melbourne's NGV features glittering tiaras and dazzling necklaces worn by Hollywood icons such as Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly.
Motorists in Victoria's south-west say they are spending their car rego rebate on blown tyres following damage caused by potholes.
Victoria Police's new regional training academy in Mildura in the state's north-west will be a full 25-week training program available for up to 25 recruits.
For just $3,000, compared to the average wedding cost of about $38,000, Melbourne couple Averill and Lloyd Johnson pulled off their dream wedding.
Hundreds of businesses and organisations are part of a major Victorian Supreme Court class action against chemical manufacturer 3M.
The idea that One Nation could come close to the government benches was absurd six months ago, but it is a prospect Victorian Labor MPs and insiders are increasingly discussing.
A Victorian court hears that a regional pub where five people died when a driver had a hypoglycaemic episode, crashing his car through diners, did not have a valid outdoor dining permit at the time of the crash.
A former Victoria Police officer is sentenced to six months in prison after repeatedly harassing a woman on social media.
An inquest examining 50 COVID-era deaths at a Melbourne aged care home has resumed after a years-long hiatus.
A prisoner who absconded from his brother's funeral in Melbourne's north-west on Anzac Day continues to evade detection.
A road accident survivor says the organisation that helped her defy all expectations has become a nightmare to deal with.
All children in Victoria will get two extra visits with maternal and child health nurses as the state prepares to launch its new program for those shifted off the NDIS.
After losing a family member to suicide, Peter Taylor vowed to bring mental health first aid to his community.
Illegal solariums are still operating across the country — from single machines secretly set up in suburban neighbourhood garages to those hidden in the back of legitimate businesses.
Melbourne socialite Amy Tossoun has faced a Victorian magistrates' court charged with allegedly spiking a drink at the Mount Buller ski resort.
The coroner made the recommendation as part of an inquiry into the death of a gun owner who failed to self-report an extensive history of mental health and substance use issues when renewing his licence.
Family, friends, members of the AFL community and dignitaries are attending the service to remember the AFL legend, MND campaigner and former Australia of the Year.
Gippsland's May Beveridge still plays croquet every week. The 101-year-old may soon be crowned the world's oldest female competitive player.
Police say the man appeared to have suffered burns and was discovered by a passer-by in parkland in Melbourne's east.
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