The University of Queensland has not expressed a preference on the location of a new green bridge from St Lucia to West End, despite a major increase in cycle trips to and from the institution.

There is much ground to be made up in Australian schools in learning about the full gamut of our past. We must be better informed about all sides of our history.

After smaller, COVID-curtailed celebrations last year, the Menidis family - like many Orthodox Christians across Victoria - dined in style on Orthodox Easter Sunday.

Alex Eleftheriou broke every bone in his body, was in an induced coma for 21 days, and in hospital for about 12 months recovering from the nightmare crash of September 19, 2012 when he was only 17. 

Amanda Brown, 50, was found by Newman lying on the floor of the couple’s Docklands apartment about 8pm on Saturday.

It is difficult to reconcile the concept of being a citizen of a democratic country while being trapped by one’s own government, unable to leave Australia or to return.

We’ve accepted some of our rights being suspended in light of COVID-19 but a liberal society does not fine and does not imprison citizens for merely returning home.

The man, 33, was trying to gain entry to Showgirls on Darlinghurst Road when the guard allegedly pushed him.

Fans who bought tickets will receive refunds from Ticketmaster, but the West Coast Eagles won’t be so lucky as its home game was already down $500,000 due to restrictions.

Unfortunate events at a number of private schools over the past few years has thrown a very public spotlight on a number of boards.

The state government has thrown open the doors at all of its vaccination centres to every Victorian aged over 50, as part of a mammoth nationwide effort to inoculate citizens against COVID-19. 

Jennings, one of Sydney’s pioneering feminists in the 1970s, moved to New York and won awards for her novels, short stories and poetry.

The western region of Melbourne had just 5.5 per cent canopy cover in 2018, compared with 25.9 per cent in the city’s leafy east.

West Australian Premier Mark McGowan will alter Perth’s COVID-19 restrictions by not permitting spectators at the Western Australian derby this afternoon.

My message to all baby-making couples: make sure your kid gets a great name for songs.

The road lobby group and leading expert back lower speed limits as Mornington Peninsula residents support the trial lowering speed limits on 33 roads.

The parents of a seven-year-old girl who died just hours after arriving at Perth Children’s Hospital have quit their hunger strike after being reassured that they will get some answers on May 12.

The week in photos from our award winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age.

The Premier will also decide on whether crowds would be allowed at the Western Derby match between AFL teams West Coast and the Fremantle Dockers which is set to take place at Optus Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Australian historian Manning Clark famously said that there are two types of political leader, “the enlarger of life” and the “punisher and straightener”.

A mother has been charged after allegedly running over her daughter while drink driving during her son’s 21st birthday party.

The 46-year-old man is facing a string of domestic violence charges after the attack near Cairns on Saturday night. 

The car allegedly ran a red light and hit the bus on Saturday morning, leaving the front seat passenger trapped. No passengers were on the bus at the time.

Three out of the last five have made their religion more central to their public persona - though Morrison takes the cake.

The notion that globalist liberalism had gone too far has led Australia to lock out its citizens.

It puzzles me why people are more troubled by Netflix than Instagram and its users.

Early this year, Ms Poole received an email telling her she had won the global Youth Influencer of the Year award from the US-based King Center, which honours the legacy of Martin Luther King.

Melbourne’s Swinburne University of Technology was paid almost $345,000 to provide governance training at a major Australian Indigenous corporation recently found to be without a valid board and facing questions over $28 million in spending.

Rubber wheels and electric batteries — is this the future of Melbourne’s trams?

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

City hotels are still barely half full more than a month into the Andrews government’s belated Melbourne travel voucher scheme.

The toll of 2020 has left many working mothers considering how - or if - they can maintain the output demanded of them, with many saying they feel overwhelmed.

Europe is famed for its castles and cathedrals. Australia just can’t compete. But our beaches cannot be beaten.

The Victorian government refused to provide the memorandum of understanding to The Age on the basis that the agreement included information disclosed by the Chinese government to Victoria “with an expectation of confidentiality”.

Nearly half of 1000 Australians surveyed by No Meat May say meat eating is “masculine”, vegetarian or veganism is “feminine”. Forest Nash begs to differ.

Complaints about bullying, harassment and other misconduct within the RFS will be presented to Emergency Services Minister David Elliott and three other MPs this week.

Principals warn the benchmarks could lead to “peverse” outcomes such as students being pressured to do easier HSC subjects, or schools refusing to take difficult kids.

A shortage of affordable land in densely populated parts of Sydney is forcing education officials to consider building more vertical schools.

Lucy Turnbull, TV chef Adam Liaw and federal Labor MP Matt Thistlethwaite are among critics opposed to the Bondi beach club.

A plan to bring night racing and skydiving to Randwick Racecourse has won the backing of the NSW minister responsible for racing.

Following the trend set by schools across Sydney, Hunters Hill is embracing a fully gender-neutral dress code.

When NSW opened the Sydney injecting room in Kings Cross 20 years ago this week, the state was leading the way in drug reform. But with unfinished business in decriminalisation, the fact the injecting room is still the only one in the state and a ref...

Private arsenals in NSW have blown out to more than a million registered guns, sparking fears the actual number is even higher as unregistered weapons cross the border, prompting renewed calls for a national firearms registry.

Real estate agents in regional areas with housing shortages are asking prospective tenants to complete a rental application before letting them attend a property inspection.

A $3000 subsidy will be available for 20,000 people who buy a new zero emissions vehicle from Sunday.

Of the 344 young offenders labelled “hard nuts” by the state government in its new $38 million GPS trial and bail overhaul, 219 are Indigenous.

Pubs will be transformed into boutique accommodation in a bid to appeal to Millennials seeking a taste of inner-city life.

“Ben is being promoted by Sputnik International straight from Moscow. No surprises here.” This was one piece of blowback I received after writing about Scientology.

A 45-year-old woman has died after a bus and a car collided in Sydney’s west.

The guard had already had a vaccination. He and his housemates have been moved into quarantine, and WA Premier Mark McGowan said at this stage Perth would not go back into lockdown.