After almost 70 years, the Phantom Piper of Haberfield is revealed.

Health Minister Roger Cook has dismissed a survey which found 63 per cent of Western Australian AMA doctors believed the state’s health system could not cope with a significant COVID-19 outbreak.

Australian universities are relying on campuses in China to keep international students engaged at a time when local authorities are discouraging them from studying in Australia.

Icons of Victoria’s LGBTQI+ history include venues Mandate, Tasty and Val’s Coffee Lounge, a map of Melbourne beats and love letters exchanged between Melbourne men Ben Morris and Harry Bruin in 1919.

The headmaster of Newington College, a boys’ boarding school, gives frank advice to parents on how to confront the crisis of teenage sexual abuse.

Concerns that Mark Latham has disproportionate influence over education policy in NSW have prompted a stinging response from Education Minister Sarah Mitchell.

Crown Resorts underpaid hundreds of workers across its venues, becoming the latest big company to admit breaching workplace laws.

Victoria’s outgoing human rights commissioner has vowed to use the full range of new powers designed to tackle church groups and other organisations engaged in gay conversion practices.

Brisbane’s Christie Centre, on the corner of Adelaide and Wharf streets, is about to have its faux sandstone exterior replaced by glass.

I want the Australian public to take pride in its relationships it already has with us, the people of the oldest and continuing world’s cultures.

Officers and SES members have been scouring three locations on the NSW South Coast.

Mayoral hopeful Kerryn Phelps says broken promises and a lack of independence contributed to her falling out with City of Sydney lord mayor Clover Moore.

Uber Eats will help its riders stay injury-free by giving them access to a new set of technology and safety gear.

Under standards outlined on Sunday, the Victorian government will mandate that new apartment blocks with more than 10 dwellings must have access to communal green space.

In pointed comments about her rivals, Cr Scott said she was not running to “settle the scores of old”.

Despite prevailing fears of the potential damage wrought by free speech, we aren’t all one edgy meme away from becoming Nazis.

Until Australian school education commits to achieving the highest standards by acknowledging we still have much to learn, we are selling our students short.

Playworlds give preschoolers the tools they need to thrive academically later in life.

The arrival of 300,000 doses of the Oxford University-AstraZeneca vaccine is the next stage of vaccine availability in Australia.

Australia’s first Public Sector Gender Equality Commissioner will ask the state’s 300 state employers to audit incidence of sexual harassment.

Police were called to an apartment complex on Liverpool Street in response to reports of a domestic-related assault shortly before 6am.

Separate searches for men missing off Western Australia’s south coast have resumed for the second day.

Controversy was never far away from the long-serving PNG leader.

The man, 52, allegedly barricaded himself in a garage with the dog when police were called to a house at Georges Hall shortly before 1.30am.

A new lobby group of older Australians and their families is fighting for aged care reform to be an election issue.

Federal Health Minister defends Victorian health worker who disposed of doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine last week, saying the worker ‘did everything right’.

Pregnant women who became part of a virtual support-village during lockdown are sharing their baby joy in real life.

A drive-by shooting outside a pool hall in Melbourne’s outer west has left a father dead and another man seriously injured.

The letter by owners Andrew Cameron and his partner Vanessa Green, published days after The Sunday Age revealed the plight of the former workers, expresses an intention to make good on debts owed to suppliers and staff, one of who is owed more than $...

Jail terms would be cut by up to 30 per cent for an early guilty plea under a range of measures proposed by Victoria’s Director of Public Prosecutions to clear a pandemic-driven backlog of more than 150,000 court cases.

My dog is gentle, sweet-natured and, so far as I can tell, sees me as perfect. According to Christian belief, that’s how God sees me.

The report has been three years in the making and is one of the Victorian Office of the Public Advocate’s most significant pieces of work.

Religious leaders are being urged to publicly support the coronavirus vaccine to dispel a groundswell of misinformation circulating among ethnic communities.

Men must shepherd in a more respectful and kinder era of relations between women and men, girls and boys.

The plan for 100 kilometres of pop-up bicycle lanes in Melbourne has angered some, but it makes sense.

To teach consent, teachers need time and support.

Culturally, Parramatta’s history is a national asset, and economically, a tourism treasure.

The president of the P&C Federation says parents are becoming frustrated with inconsistencies in the application of all kinds COVID-19 rules between schools.

Parents at Sydney boys’ schools say they are concerned about the culture surrounding their sons and back calls for the schools to do more teaching about sexual consent.

There is only so much schools – and girls’ schools, especially – can do. We cannot change the culture of boys’ schools. But parents can.

Waverley Council is considering ways to cut light pollution in Sydney’s eastern suburbs without affecting public safety.

Now that the office is back and the trains are full again, our refusal to sit next to one another is starting to look decidedly odd.

Hugging remains the most popular way to greet close friends and family, despite the COVID-19 crisis, but shaking hands with colleagues and strangers is increasingly unpopular.

A Supreme Court costs review panel found that at times the law firm put too many staff on the case and conducted unjustified meetings during the long divorce proceeding, and failed to keep its client adequately informed about mounting costs.

North Sydney Council is seeking to increase parking spaces for motorcycles and scooters, but it is a different story on the other side of Sydney Harbour.

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There are several key reforms to the criminal justice process which could make a real difference to the experience of victims and witnesses and reduce trauma associated with the court process.

A short film using cutting-edge technology showcases what trauma treatment could look like in Queensland in 10 years’ time.

The strings of atoms show promise for use as thermal switches in tiny nanocomputers after it was found they stopped conducting above a certain temperature.

Finger painting on butcher’s paper will no longer do for some parents who are prepared to pay $172 a day on average to secure the best for their little ones.