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Commentary So Peter Dutton inaugurates his new career as Australian opposition leader with a couple of apologies. First, ...

George ‘Ferocious’ Kambosos has risen from humble beginnings to the precipice of being crowned undisputed lightweight champion of the world, with boxing

RISING, a festival three years in the making, has opened today. Victorias newest major event commences its first uninterrupted, full program of music, art, performance and ceremony that will reawaken and reconnect the city to the world, inviting audiences to get lost, go deep and shake loose.

Bringing together White Night and the Melbourne International Arts Festival, Rising finally kicks off in real life this week.

A stunning circular sculpture at Fed Square is designed as a place to gather and reflect, and marks the beginning of Reconciliation Week.

A stunning circular sculpture at Fed Square is designed as a place to gather and reflect, and marks the beginning of Reconciliation Week.

From tram stops to water fountains, the design on our streets defines our culture. Should we welcome skateboarders and homeless people? Should we sit down at tram stops? Now we can all have a say.

Everything simply works in this brand-new hotel, ideally located for arriving or departing travellers.

The City of Melbourne’s draft budget for 2022-23 includes a $110 million allocation towards the Greenline Implementation Plan, which includes the creation of five floating wetlands along the edge of the Yarra at Birrarung Marr and towards the north.

“I was probably a bit blindsided by it."