Chip Le Grand

The former Victorian premier made the strong comments as he was awarded the Jerusalem Prize.

The confused and complicated situation engulfing the MSO goes beyond the Israel/Palestine conflict to a cold war raging for months inside Australia’s oldest professional orchestra.

Bed and ward closures, reducing elective surgery, cancelling breast screenings and even closing special-care cots were all openly discussed as possibilities to save money.

Activists rising to power in the Greens are intent on reshaping the party into a hard left force, with overt sympathies for the pro-Palestinian protest movement.

The University of Melbourne says campus protests against the war in Gaza have been infiltrated by outside agitators, but students reject the claim.

Most home owners understand that if you are serious about getting your mortgage under control, you can’t keep borrowing more money to pay for other things.

How did WorkSafe Victoria and the Office of Public Prosecutions get such a high-profile case so wrong?

A lawsuit involving Aboriginal victims of a jailed priest could have international implications for the Vatican as they seek to protect the pontiff from being drawn into a civil damages claim.

Zeeshan Arain says he documented a disturbingly high prevalence of illicit drug use among players at the Melbourne Football Club and wanted to expose a cultural problem, not blow up the league’s drugs policy.

Home-town boy Oscar Piastri was driving towards a podium finish – until his McLaren bosses ordered him to give way to teammate Lando Norris.