Iskhandar Razak

With its laneways a hotspot for tourists, Melbourne City Council walks a fine line of encouraging the street art scene while keeping the taggers to a minimum.

Samantha and Christie met on a random European dance floor while crushing a sea of plastic waste underfoot. The pair now run a small business in Melbourne that manufactures reusable cups for festivals and events.

Three palliative care nurses with decades of experience alongside death share their lessons on how to live and die well.

A nearly two-decade study of birds living in Melbourne's Albert Park has revealed surprising relationship patterns between black swans.

Deakin University researchers find seven cereal products have decreased in size but increased in cost, in an example of “shrinkflation”. It comes as food policy experts warn against a suggestion that eating cereal for dinner is a solution to the cost-of-living.

Deakin University researchers find seven cereal products have decreased in size but increased in cost, in an example of “shrinkflation”. It comes as food policy experts warn against a suggestion that eating cereal for dinner is a solution to the cost-of-living.

A Melbourne program is recycling millions of used soap bars from hotels, cleaning it and turning it back into bars ready to be donated to people in need.

Many gig workers face long shifts exposed to the elements, verbal abuse and dangerous traffic. This Melbourne trial is offering them a place of safety and support.

New data shows exactly how much the average cost of some of the most common grocery items have gone up and down in the last year. And the price tags on basic items, like canned tuna and beans, are among those increasing.

Every day thousands of tourists and shoppers park their cars, then tread over the remains of the dead at Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market.