The Latest Breaking News from Melbourne

The Australian Veterinarian Association, current students and staff at U-Vet Animal Hospital have warned training standards could slip if Melbourne University goes ahead with a proposal to "cease operations" at the Werribee facility.

Peregrine falcon hatchlings on the top of 367 Collins Street in Melbourne are expected make their first flight at any minute — in front of an audience of more than 45,000.

Many residents in Melbourne's booming outer suburbs are relying on cars for short trips due to missing or badly maintained footpaths and a lack of safe crossings. Rapid population growth is putting pressure on local roads and public transport.

Joost Bakker believes a house can be more than a place to live: it can be a self-sustaining weapon against the climate crisis. A new Australian documentary explores his bold blueprint

An Adelaide Jewish community leader who allegedly had anti-Semitic slurs and gestures including a Nazi salute directed towards him while in Melbourne says that police have taken "no meaningful action" against the offender.

MELBOURNE: As 1.3 billion plus Indian fans count down to the India vs England semi-final in Adelaide on Thursday, the anticipation and excitement continues to grow, as the fans keep their fingers crossed for the Men in Blue to win their second T20 World Cup title and the first since…

A 19-year-old man has been charged with affray after an early-morning fight in Melbourne's CBD allegedly led to a fatal knife attack.

MELBOURNE: Australia have named fringe spinners Ashton Agar and Todd Murphy in the Prime Minister's XI squad for the four-day tour match against the West Indies, keeping in mind next year's tour of India.

The artist behind a new 'risky' play park in Melbourne's CBD says playgrounds embody our values around child raising and are a "charged format" — but his designs are rigorously tested.

Residents have been urged not to go to Melbournes beaches because heavy rain and ongoing flooding have polluted our waterways.

For people with allergic asthma, pollen season is potentially danger season, more so if thunderstorms are on the horizon — not to mention climate change.