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With the federal elections just a fortnight away, the parties are doing their best to catch voters' attention and one of the best ways is to pledge money.

The creators discuss Spielrein's life, the production's history and exactly how one makes an analyst sing.

A former adviser to Julia Gillard believes there are as many as nine seats that could go either way in Victoria.

Australian Senator David Van (Victoria) and Dr Katie Allen MP ( Federal member for Higgins)  announced the Morrison government's support for an expansion

The funds will go towards the delivery of suitable facilities of the GCM's cultural, educational and community programs.

The contest for Kooyong has emerged as one of Victoria’s most fascinating as Treasurer Josh Frydenberg fights to keep his blue ribbon seat. For the final weeks of the national election campaign, The Age will report this campaign in depth with Paul Sakkal filing stories and observations daily. If you live there and have insights, tips or thoughts about the key local issues, please contact him on paul.sakkal@theage.com.au

The historically famous 'Grecian Ball' made its return Friday night with Melbourne's Greek community out in force to celebrate.

Among the mourners at St Patricks Cathedral will be Labor mean girls Penny Wong, Kristina Keneally and Katy Gallagher, along with Labor leader Anthony Albanese and former leader Bill Shorten.

The new investment law has been praised by investors and businesses alike because of its robust incentives, but experts say more has to be done Not too long ago, critics pointed out that Cambodia needed to be more discerning of its foreign direct investment (FDI), following the surge in real estate and construction investments that flooded the market.

About an hour before the call for “places,” Rifle High School’s choir room transformed Friday evening into a makeshift backstage studio teeming with hasty thespians.