The Latest Breaking News from Victoria Police

Thefts of groceries and alcohol are increasing, with police citing the cost of living and high interest rates as factors turning non-offenders to crime.

Collins St in Melbourne has become the site of a major police operation, with a suspected bomb threat. More to come.

In recent months, Islamic State has escalated its calls to attack sporting events in Europe. Governments are increasingly concerned about the specific threat the terrorist group poses to the upcoming Paris Olympics and Paralympic Games.

A "huge influx" of Aboriginal women accused of violence have approached the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service, who say police are arresting innocent mothers.

A school-based respectful relationships program could be expanded to focus on pornography after manipulated images of Melbourne girls were shared online.

About 50 female students at Bacchus Marsh Grammar were victim to having AI generated fake nudes shared of them.

Victoria's police union has won a fight to move towards nine-day fortnights and nine-hour shifts after months of negotiating with the force.

As a regional city rolls out a new family violence prevention strategy, there are fears that expanded police powers could negatively impact Indigenous victims.

A Melbourne man has been charged after police seized 250 bank cards, indentification documents and a large amount of cash from his home and car.

Victoria Police want landlords to rethink leasing their shops to tobacco or vape stores, saying links to criminal activity might make insurance null and void.

The government has rejected Peter Dutton’s claim that Australia was consulted on the ICC’s decision to seek arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and 150 private vocational colleges face closure over the next two years if planned migration limits and international student caps…