Tammy Mills

More than 1000 police were improperly sworn in as officers in an administrative error that has thrown potentially thousands of cases into doubt.

Hundreds of demonstrators marched in Melbourne on Sunday, waving Ukrainian flags and holding placards with massages including “Stop Putin now” and “No war in Ukraine”.

The Melbourne Press Club is reconsidering its decision to annul an award given to Age sports reporter Sam McClure over a news story on an Adelaide Crows training camp.

A family and divorce lawyer fighting sexual harassment allegations says he posted the female solicitor’s number online accidentally during a drug and alcohol-fuelled spree, VCAT has heard.

The former Boomer and NBA basketballer was sent a warning from the electoral commission about a video he posted on social media that attacked the state government.

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke has used his personal power to cancel Novak Djokovic’s visa, as his lawyers prepare to file an immediate injunction against the decision.

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is likely to make the call today on whether he would cancel the visa of the reigning Australian Open champion again.

The world number one is arguing his case to remain in the country to defend his Australian Open crown in the federal court.

Twenty years ago, a security guard at a fertility clinic in East Melbourne was killed by a gunman. His death would become a catalyst for change.

A woman who is suing the church because she was abused by a priest in the 1970s says she’s shattered that the church’s lawyers are seeking her sensitive medical records.

The government has intervened so that body-worn camera footage can be accessed in civil claims against authorities such as police and prison guards.

Eight months before Joy Rowley was murdered in her home on the Mornington Peninsula, she survived a strangulation assault. Ten years on, her children are frustrated laws that could’ve protected her have not been enacted.

MP Marlene Kariouz accused of spending up to $18,000 a year on memberships, while one of her key staffers said ballot papers were filled out for members who either didn’t know, or didn’t care, about their vote.

Electorate officers Christine Kelly and Kirsten Psaila are listed to appear as witnesses this week at the hearings probing allegations of corrupt conduct, including misuse of money, involving Victorian public officials.

Victorian judges would be given increased powers to give an accused person an indication of what their sentence would be if they pleaded guilty in legislation to be introduced to Parliament on Tuesday.

Though rendered illegal under the broad restrictions made under public health orders, protests have occurred - from the organised Black Lives Matter demonstration, to the chaotic anti-lockdown, anti-vaccine roving protests in Melbourne.

Jon Seccull, a former prison officer, was found guilty by a jury in June of nine counts of rape, two charges of assault and one count of threatening to inflict serious injury.

Here’s when it’s dropping.

The meatworks that experienced an outbreak of COVID-19 last year has pleaded guilty in court to failing to provide a safe workplace.

No one told Muhammad Salman Shahid when he picked up his taxi for his shift in Melbourne that another driver had died in the same vehicle the night before.