The Latest Breaking News from Andrew Greaves

Almost one of every $10 raised by the Victorian government is set to be spent paying down debt within four years as interest expenses explode.

Victoria's doomed bid for the 2026 Commonwealth Games was based in part on an economic paper that did not question the costings provided.

Emmanuel Macron's pension reform clears the final hurdle and will become law. While protesters have no further legal avenues to fight the bill, they say that won't stop them.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas hits back at suggestions from his Labor counterparts in Victoria and WA that his state should take nuclear waste from the future AUKUS fleet.

As Everton prepare to announce Sean Dyche as their new manager, the ECHO caught up with time-served Burnley journalist Andrew Greaves for an alternative viewpoint.

Victoria's logging regulator is failing to fully use its powers, and cannot assure the public it is reducing the risk of illegal logging, a Victorian Auditor General's Office report finds.

On February 24, Ukrainians awoke to find their nation at war with Russia. Six months on and millions have fled their homes while others have taken up the fight at home. Those who have survived say they are determined to make sure their pain and suffering is not for nothing.

As NATO considers accepting two new members, Sweden is flexing its firepower on an idyllic holiday island that could serve as a strategic stronghold in the Baltic Sea. But for residents who love Gotland's peaceful waters, it's an uncomfortable shift.

The Queen is celebrating her historic Platinum Jubilee but, with support dropping in Scotland, can the monarchy survive another seven decades?