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Noah Balta apologised to the victim of his assault in a video published on the Richmond FC website.

AFL 2025

Balta apologises as assault victim says he believes Tiger can change his stripes

Assault victim Thomas Washbrook believes his attacker, Noah Balta, has probably learned his lesson and is unlikely to reoffend.

by Danny Russell and Grant McArthur

Camberwell Junction is among the government’s slated activity centres.

Planning

Concerns raised over building more apartments in Melbourne’s rich suburbs

by Daniella White

The scene outside Casey Hospital on Wednesday.

Crime

Man charged after woman struck by car thief outside Melbourne hospital

by Cassandra Morgan

Kloud Allen arrives at the Supreme Court of Victoria

Crime

‘Shattered lives’: Stabbing victim’s family pleads for harsher knife crime laws

by Emily Woods

Beach boxes exposed to the sea at Mount Martha North

Climate crisis

The coastal council that’s ditched its climate emergency call

by Benjamin Preiss

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Politics

Teacher urged to question Anzac Day.

Education

Pro-Palestine group sends teachers classroom guide challenging ‘Anzac mythology’

Teachers for Palestine has distributed an alternative Anzac Day classroom resource, highlighting Australian troops’ role in the Middle East during World War 1.

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by Alex Crowe and Noel Towell

The minor and micro-parties vying for your vote in the senate.

Australia votes

Citizens, Trumpets, Hearts: A guide to the Victorian Senate ballot

Some minor and micro-parties are exactly what they say on the tin. Others need a little more explaining.

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by Rachel Eddie and Hannah Hammoud

The registered address for Infinite Community Supports, whose website hosts fake reviews.

Australia votes

Fake reviews, a bewildered family: Following the threads of a candidate’s business empire

by Charlotte Grieve

Crowds inspecting Alfred Deakin’s house on Monday.

Political leadership

Alfred Deakin’s descendants push for public acquisition of former PM’s seaside home

by Benjamin Preiss

The development site opposite Westfield Southland and the proposed Cheltenham SRL station.

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Suburban Rail Loop

Developer suing Suburban Rail Loop for reneging on compensation

by Rachel Eddie

Crime & Courts

Kloud Allen arrives at the Supreme Court of Victoria

Crime

‘Shattered lives’: Elevator stabbing victim’s family pleads for harsher knife crime laws

by Emily Woods

Damien Richardson speaks with police at an anti-lockdown protest in 2021.

Courts

Everybody needs good neighbours, but Ramsay St star was ‘shamed’ by his over alleged Nazi salute

by Emily Woods

Two barristers have been disciplined over the posting of offensive remarks about LGBTQ people in the lifts of a legal office. File photo.

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Legal profession

Lawyers disciplined over ‘offensive, demeaning’ LGBTQ ‘joke’ posted in lifts

by Erin Pearson and Chris Vedelago

Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny said the Labor government is prioritising community safety.

Education

Children charged with serious offences to be fitted with ankle bracelets for school

by Alex Crowe

Photo from a witness at the scene of last night’s police shooting in Footscray.

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Crime

Vigil for man shot dead by police after witness questions why Taser, pepper spray weren’t used

by Marta Pascual Juanola, Cassandra Morgan and Alexander Darling

Mustafa Alhassan leaves the Supreme Court of Victoria on Thursday.

Courts

Botched hunt for $1m bounty lands killer behind bars

by William Ton

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Education

Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny said the Labor government is prioritising community safety.

Education

Children charged with serious offences to be fitted with ankle bracelets for school

by Alex Crowe

Education

Universities radically reform teaching degrees as deadline looms

by Alex Crowe

Education

How ‘Australia’s worst school’ transformed after public low point

by Nicole Precel

Health

Veteran’s advocate Julie-Anne Finney, with a photo of her son David, and John Schumann in front of pictures of service people who have taken their lives.

Anzac Day

‘I’m running out of ways to forget’: For many, the war is never over

by Warwick McFadyen

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Coroners Court of Victoria

‘They took my child from me’: Families call for change after Indigenous suicides in same hospital

by Erin Pearson

Editorial

Women are not second-class citizens, this misogyny must end

by The Age's View

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