The areas in Victoria where rates of this cancer are at their highest

Readers bemoan the opposition’s performance during the federal election.

This weekend’s Wimmera Steampunk festival is set to be the biggest yet, and that’s a big deal for host town Dimboola, which came close to being destroyed by a bushfire in January.

A 71-year-old woman was in custody on Friday.

Grant Johns, 39, has vowed to contest allegations against him.

The Children’s Cancer Centre will lose as many as 10 full-time equivalent roles, including dedicated mental health workers, in a move staff have described as devastating.

A former Melbourne teacher is accused of indecently assaulting and abusing a teenage girl in the late 1990s while a teacher at an inner-north school.

With the screens glowing red and Donald Trump making mayhem, our much-respected columnist says it’s the scariest time of his career.

The woman was stabbed more than 100 times by her son and his schoolmate as part of a delusional plan to form a child army and restore Christian values to Australia.

Danielle and Stephen Iskander left Northern Hospital without their first child, who died after unreasonable delays in performing an emergency caesarean.

Retired cop Rod Phillips still has questions about the Mr Cruel theory. “I thought, ‘Wow, that’s a big call. How can they have a suspect when they haven’t even got here yet?’”

How well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with The Age’s weekly quiz.

Readers react to the global volatility as a result of Trump’s own.

The car enthusiast didn’t like cemeteries or the idea of cremation, so he was slipped into the Southern Ocean off Portland.

Alan Hamilton was laid to rest not in the ground but in the ocean, 120km off Portsea, Victoria, last month. Supplied by Candour Funerals/Filmed and edited by Michael J Lutman

The former PwC chief has separated from his wife months after becoming embroiled in scandal when a lewd image was posted to his social media account.

Peter Tziotzis said everyone had skeletons in their closet, but he denied stealing or deliberately retaining clothing and jewellery found at his funeral home by police.

In the battle for votes on land, candidates in these two marginal electorates are looking to the ocean to win over voters.

The regulator has said allegations were so concerning it had taken the unprecedented step of naming a builder under investigation

The regulator has said allegations were so concerning it had taken the unprecedented step of naming a builder under investigation

The “Kaz tax” is a protection payment extorted from tobacconists allowing them to sell illicit cigarettes smuggled into Victoria.

Age readers respond to the policies, or as they see them non-policies, of the major parties towards Australia’s energy needs.

Justin Stanford’s Night Cat in Fitzroy may have to close after being ordered to make costly upgrades because of a residential building that doesn’t yet have planning approval.

New analysis shows Melbourne’s north and west have far fewer hours of frequent train services each week compared the city’s south-east, or similar rail lines in Sydney and Perth.

Peter Tziotzis admitted he would not have seen the body until weeks after the woman’s death, but denied the error was an attempt to mislead, during a defamation hearing against this masthead and A Current Affair.

Communities in Melbourne’s southeast are celebrating the refusal to allow Veolia to build a waste transfer station, in a blow to council waste disposal plans.

A gangland lawyer became a police informer, but the bad guys got what they deserved, right? Yet, this alleged perversion could see Mokbel cleared.

The 55-year-old son of businessman Paul Waylen, 85, has not been charged in relation to his death.

Kindergartens are charging families up to $100 to go on waiting lists, as parents clamour to get into sought-after early learning spaces. 

Readers react to the Coalition decision to scrap its policy to prevent Canberra public servants from working from home.