Opera Australia ready to serve up Tosca at tennis venue Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne is hosting an opera for the first time, as a lack of venues in the city remains a challenge for Opera Australia. AAP · May 21, 2024
Left on read: phone and internet complaints unresolved A phone and internet provider has been hit with a hefty fine after an investigation found dozens of customer complaints went unresolved for more than two weeks. AAP · May 21, 2024
Exhibition matches can highlight Aus football: Ange Tottenham and Newcastle play in Melbourne in A-League Men grand final week, but Spurs coach Ange Postecoglou believes it can help highlight the domestic game. AAP · May 21, 2024
Taekwondo team out to break Olympic medal drought Australia's taekwondo Olympic team will take some encouraging results to Paris, as they try to win medals in the sport for the first time since Sydney 2000. AAP · May 21, 2024
'Reckless' uni camps rile premier as protests mount Premier Jacinta Allan says "reckless" pro-Palestine encampments at Victorian universities must end, as demonstrations continue across the nation. AAP · May 21, 2024
Abdominal strain rules Magpie De Goey out of Freo game Collingwood will be without explosive midfielder Jordan De Goey for at least a week after he suffered an abdominal strain. AAP · May 21, 2024
No drama for Lightning this time in win over Vixens The Sunshine Coast Lightning have secured their second win of the Super Netball season with a 64-57 triumph over the Melbourne Vixens. AAP · May 18, 2024
Stand-offs over pro-Palestine student protests continue A growing number of institutions want pro-Palestine encampments set up by students on university campuses around the country disbanded. AAP · May 17, 2024
'I'm disgusted': premier lashes pro-Palestine activists Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Premier Jacinta Allan's speeches to the Victorian Labor faithful have been overshadowed by pro-Palestine protesters. AAP · May 17, 2024
Police closer to nabbing tobacco arson 'directors' A police task force investigating a wave of arson attacks targeting tobacco shops across Victoria have flagged significant arrests in the coming months. AAP · May 17, 2024
Liberal leader's public apology after defamation suits Victoria's opposition leader has apologised after settling two high-profile defamation cases that were triggered by a 2023 rally in Melbourne. AAP · May 16, 2024
Pro-Palestine university encampment ordered to disband Officials at a Melbourne university are demanding a pro-Palestine encampment move on as counter-protesters confront each other at another campus. AAP · May 14, 2024
Storm's Welch calls for common sense on leg collisions Melbourne Storm prop Christian Welch says there should be more focus on head-high tackles than a sin-bin for making light contact with a rival player's leg. AAP · May 13, 2024
Victory aim to ruin Phoenix fairytale in Wellington Melbourne Victory are prepared to suffer to get the job done, with honours even as they travel to Wellington aiming to dash the Phoenix's grand final dreams. AAP · May 12, 2024
AAP · May 12, 2024 Storm skipper Grant fined after shock sin-bin Storm skipper Harry Grant has been fined $1000 after his controversial sin-bin for making contact with Cronulla kicker Daniel Atkinson during Melbourne's loss.
AAP · May 11, 2024 Sharks cement top spot with rare NRL win in Melbourne Cronulla have cracked a rare win over the Storm, roaring home to secure a 25-18 victory over Melbourne in their top-of-the-table clash.
AAP · May 11, 2024 Thunderbirds hand Mavericks Super Netball reality check The Adelaide Thunderbirds have dragged the Melbourne Mavericks back to earth with a thud, notching a clinical 22-goal win at John Cain Arena
AAP · May 10, 2024 Design and death: palliative care needs more creativity Experts say there needs to be greater design innovation in palliative care but attempts at change are being hamstrung by state governments.
AAP · May 10, 2024 PM defends student protests as police warn of violence Anti-Semitism in all forms has been condemned by all sides of politics but politicians are warning against using the term to label peaceful protests.
AAP · May 9, 2024 Blues hang on in AFL thriller against Demons Carlton kicked the first six goals but had to withstand a Christian Petracca-led fightback to register a one-point win over fellow AFL flag hopefuls Melbourne.
AAP · May 9, 2024 Darcy out for Dockers, Hardwick swings the axe at Suns Gold Coast coach Damien Hardwick has made six changes for the Suns' clash with North Melbourne following last week's 34-point loss to the Brisbane Lions.
AAP · May 8, 2024 My pleas for Amiss protection not a whinge: Longmuir Jye Amiss is still being illegally manhandled by his opponents despite Fremantle airing its concerns to the AFL, according to coach Justin Longmuir.
AAP · May 6, 2024 Israel warned of 'grave concerns' as PM calls for unity Protests about the war in Gaza at universities across the nation are impacting social cohesion, the prime minister warns, as Australia sends Israel a message.
AAP · May 5, 2024 Dockers unhappy with 'manhandling' of young gun Amiss Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir believes young forward Jye Amiss is being "manhandled" and needs umpires to look out for him more.
AAP · May 5, 2024 Fremantle see off Tigers to settle in AFL top eight Josh Treacy has kicked four goals to lead Fremantle to a 54-point win over Richmond which keeps the Dockers firmly inside the AFL top eight.