The Good Friday Appeal has revealed it will help fund the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Art Therapy Program, which helps give sick kids a creative way to express themselves while going through hospitalisation and treatment.
Fourteen venues were used for the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, and while one remains a shining jewel in our city’s sporting crown, others have changed.
Prison officers will vote on a no-confidence motion against the boss of Corrections Victoria as they claim safety fears — including a string of alleged assaults against staff — have fallen on deaf ears.
Moonee Ponds Bowling Club has hit back after a former member and cancer survivor indicated she would take the club to the Supreme Court over allegations of discrimination and victimisation.
Melbourne podcaster Susanna Gbangaye promised to tell the “full story” behind the brutal murder of a heavily pregnant woman by her lover. She now has to pay close to $400,000 in damages to the killer’s wife.
Tony Mokbel has checked in at Heidelberg Police Station hours after being granted bail almost 18 years on from his notorious arrest as a fugitive in Greece.
Parents at a high school in Melbourne’s northern suburbs say “no one cares” that someone is going “to die” as students ramp up relentless bullying attacks and allegedly threaten each other with knives.
Two keen golfers claim they have been left with serious injuries following buggy incidents at separate popular Melbourne golf clubs.
The man accused of killing Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy has spent the days since he was charged holed up in a protection unit at Melbourne Assessment Prison, where he’s been rubbing shoulders with career criminals and other accused killers.
Australia’s peak retail body is “deeply concerned” about the surging crime rate on Victorian retailers, with major supermarkets labelling the state as the worst in the country.
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