Are we choosing to avoid tough conversations?

Michael Dooley has spent years of his career working in hospitals. But he says his work in the state’s voluntary assisted dying scheme has changed him.

Narendra Modi has praised Australia's relationship with India during the world leader's trip to Melbourne.

Victoria's regional trains are slowly resuming after Telstra's major network outage forced all services to stop for a second day.

Telstra remains under fire after callers were again unable to contact Triple Zero once again.

A junior doctor who secretly filmed staff in Melbourne hospital toilets has pleaded guilty to 13 charges.

Police are investigating a death in South Australia reportedly during the Telstra outage after a senator stood by her claim that an elderly woman died due to the network failure.

The US has unleashed a new wave of strikes on Iran, as Donald Trump declares the ceasefire is “over”.

Why did Alyssa White give friends interview questions in advance? The answer, in some ways, is very simple.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit sealed a multibillion-dollar uranium export deal with Australia.

A proposal for the redevelopment of the Wintergarden and Intercontinental Hotel reveals Queen Street Mall may soon look very different.

The government has the power to ensure that network failures don’t become national catastrophes.

As regional rail services gradually resumed on Thursday afternoon, Premier Jacinta Allan said the chaos was completely unacceptable and demanded change.

With the Liberals nearly going out of business, it is surely not a time to focus on such trivialities.

A controversial NSW upper house inquiry found the DPP gave false evidence in parliament, which she denies, and called for a parliamentary oversight committee for her office.

The heritage-listed pool in Brisbane’s inner-north is set to change hands in less than two months, in preparation for a redevelopment that will host Olympic swimming.

In a yet-to-be-released submission to federal reservation rules obtained by this masthead, the east coast’s biggest gas producer broke ranks with industry voices.

Melbourne has rolled out the red carpet for India's prime minister following his Australian arrival.

Responding to claims he was “itching to have a fight” with unions, Bleijie said revelations of the CFMEU’s threats and bullying proved the construction industry needed fixing.

The novelty candidate has become a regular fixture of UK elections in recent years.