Daughter of man killed in suspected arson attack in Melbourne's west joins calls for information
Two Sunshine North men were killed when the factory they were sleeping in was destroyed by a fire that police believe was deliberately lit.
Airport rail mediator backs above-ground station
The idea of an underground train station at Melbourne Airport should no longer be entertained, says the man charged with getting the stalled project moving.
Major Melbourne hospitals impose hiring freeze after being asked to cut costs by government
The Victorian health minister says she has asked health services to "take a good look at where they are spending their money", but emphasised the government was "not asking hospitals to stop any care whatsoever".
Day surgeries cancelled and patients transferred as Melbourne private hospital enters voluntary administration
The 51-bed hospital in Melbourne's western suburbs had been open for just over a year before announcing its closure and the appointment of administrators.
Victorian arson investigators attend fatal factory blaze
A panel shop fire at Sunshine North quickly engulfed a nearby factory where two people were sleeping.
Melbourne Airport demands underground station as rail link stand-off continues
Melbourne Airport doubles down on its demand that the long-awaited $10 billion Airport Rail Link feature an underground station, saying a delay to the project meant it was achievable.
Teenage victims of a fatal motorcycle crash identified as cousins
Police investigate a collision involving off-road motorcycles that claimed the lives of two teenagers in Melbourne's outer north-west.
Melbourne driver who killed grandfather then blamed crash on 'African men' jailed
Alisha Fagan, who caused the death of 69-year-old grandfather Sedat Hassan in a 2022 crash, will be eligible for parole in less than six months.
Pamphlets detailing Yes and No arguments for the Voice to Parliament being printed
The Australian Electoral Commission has begun printing 13 million pamphlets containing the Yes and No cases for the upcoming referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
Two more teenagers charged over fatal stabbing of Pasawm Lyhym at Sunshine
Two boys aged 17 and 18 have been charged with various offences following a brawl in Sunshine last month during which a teenager was fatally stabbed.
17yo faces court over alleged murder of Melbourne teen Pasawm Lyhym
A 17-year-old boy is charged with murder over the stabbing of teenager Pasawm Lyhym in an altercation between two groups at Sunshine, in Melbourne's west, this month.
Police seek teenager in relation to fatal stabbing of Sunshine boy Pasawm Lyhym
Detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Pasawm Lyhym are looking for a 17-year-old boy who has not returned home since the incident last week.
Victoria Police urges two teens to turn themselves in following fatal stabbing in Melbourne's west
A teenage boy stabbed to death at a train station in Melbourne's west on Thursday has been remembered as a good and kind person.
Teenage boy stabbed to death near train station in Melbourne
Homicide squad detectives launch an investigation after a 16-year-old boy is stabbed to death near a train station in Melbourne's west.
They're the 'eyes and ears' of our towns, so should councils be doing more to fight homelessness?
A report calls for local governments to be given more funding and responsibility in getting people off the streets.
'Intense' fire at Melbourne shopping strip being treated as suspicious
Firefighters say the cause of a blaze that burned through buildings in Melbourne's west and prompted a watch-and-act alert is being treated as suspicious.
In a suburb bordered by major roads and heavy industry, Geoff has spent 20 years creating an urban forest
In Melbourne's sprawling western suburbs, a lack of tree cover can make the summer heat unbearable. But work is underway to build a greener, cooler future.
Victorian teachers offered lucrative bonuses at public schools as staff shortage bites
Public schools are allowed to offer cash incentives to attract staff, but as a teacher shortage bites, some fear the practice is creating an "arms race" that leaves poorer state schools behind.
Victorian Liberals tasked with winning back African voters
Headlines around the 2018 state election focused on the threat of so-called "African gangs" – leaving a mark on the community it tarnished and the Liberal Party.
So-called 'African gangs' dominated headlines at the last Victorian election, and some trust issues remain
Headlines around the 2018 state election focused on the threat of so-called "African gangs", and it's left an enduring mark – on the community it tarnished and the Liberal Party trying to win majority support so it can form government.
Artist died in Melbourne home waiting more than an hour for emergency services, inquest is told
The Coroners Court of Victoria is told Nish Cash, a proud Jingili woman and respected artist, called triple-0 an hour and 40 minutes before emergency services arrived.
Four hospitalised after car crashes into Melbourne daycare
Police believe the female driver lost control of her vehicle while parking it before crashing it into a childcare centre in Melbourne's north.
Dad's 'preventable' death after hospital delays reflects 'health system in crisis', coroner finds
A 66-year-old man's death could have been prevented if he did not have to wait six hours at a Victorian hospital emergency department, a coroner has found.
Two arrested, one on the run after shooting in Melbourne's north-west
Police search for a person on the run after a car was shot at and two people were arrested Melbourne's north-west.
Locals are horrified an underground fire in Melbourne will take three years to put out. Why will it take that long?
A fire at the Sunshine Landfill was identified in November 2019, but the owners of the tip say it won't be fully extinguished until the end of the year.