Women’s Action Group co-founder Michelle Uriarau says women who speak out for sex-based rights have received death and rape threats, after eggs and water balloons were thrown at rally presenters in Melbourne.
Australia’s inaugural anti-Semitism envoy Jillian Segal says since the October 7 attacks there have been more than 800 anti-Semitic incidents recorded in Victoria.
The University of Melbourne will be subject to an investigation by the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner over its use of surveillance technology to prosecute pro-Palestine students involved in the 10-day occupation.
Lawyer accuses Allan Government of ‘extinguishing’ legal rights of Lawyer X victims.
Premier Jacinta Allan has been chastised over her decision to raise the criminal age of responsibility to 12 instead of 14.
Victorian Labor says the legal contracts have been misused against victims to hide serial offending and protect perpetrators and employers’ reputations.
A Melbourne magistrate has refused bail to pro-Palestine activist Mohammad Sharab after he was found to have multiple instances of contact with one of his co-conspirators in the alleged high-profile kidnapping and serious assault of a Melbourne man.
Matthew Bach, who quit politics to teach in the UK, may have to fly to Australia to help John Pesutto in his defamation battle against independent MP Moira Deeming.
A senior Victorian Liberal MP has backed the right of tennis star turned politician Sam Groth to seek the counsel of former prime ministers amid leadership uncertainty in Spring Street.
The federal government has been urged to restrict the sale of a chemical compound 52 Victorians have used to take their own lives, after an 18-year-old man died after ingesting the compound he bought online.
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