Patrick Hannaford

Victorian asthma sufferers have been urged to take precautions after the state’s emergencies website forecast an increased risk of epidemic thunderstorm asthma on Wednesday.

Students at Victorian secondary schools will be taught how to combat “toxic masculinity” and hate speech online, with new teaching resources being rolled out to counter the influence of Andrew Tate.

Victorians struggling to afford a weekend away could be handed a lifeline after the next state election with the opposition pledging to scrap Labor’s controversial new Airbnb tax.

A man has been arrested after a million-dollar spending spree alerted police to an alleged identity theft.

Proposed changes to Victoria’s anti-vilification laws have caused alarm among women’s rights and free speech advocates, with the government facing calls extend the public consultation period.

The Albanese government is considering major restrictions on gambling advertising, including a total ban on digital advertising and TV ads being banned for one hour either side of sports broadcasts.

Sky News host Andrew Bolt has weighed in on the "incredibly damning" revelation money from Victorian taxpayers will fund Scotland’s plans to host a pared-back version of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

New proposed laws targeting online misinformation have been slammed as a “chilling assault” on the freedom of speech of Australians, with critics claiming the laws could capture “any difference of opinion”.

Universities will get "extra funding" to help more Australians get a higher education degree, as the government imposes international student caps to cut immigration.

The Allan Labor government is once again at war with all state emergency services after Victoria’s 18,000 Police and Protective Services Officers relaunched industrial action on Tuesday.