Yvette Gray

The New York Police Department says Jordan De Goey and a 28-year-old Australian man have been charged with assault offences after an alleged incident at a New York nightclub.

The chief executive of SPC says he believes the video, posted to social media, is in direct response to the vaccination mandate.

Victoria's health minister orders an investigation into how and why a woman died while waiting more than six hours for an ambulance.

Bushfire-affected communities in the far east of Victoria are hopeful that drenching rainfall moving down from NSW will finally put an end to several massive blazes that have been burning for over a month.

Four men are interviewed by police and a knife is retrieved from a residential garden after a woman is found dead at a South Melbourne public housing block.

Prominent businesswoman Sally Capp is elected as Melbourne’s first female Lord Mayor in almost 30 years, four months after Robert Doyle quit amid sexual harassment allegations.

Police are investigating after metal stakes were discovered on a country Victorian race track in the hours before a mid-week meeting was scheduled to begin.

Residents in Melbourne's north are left irritated, tired and frustrated after a home security alarm rings non-stop for a week, with earplugs and multiple calls to authorities bringing them no relief.

Victims of a massive bushfire in western Victoria say the blaze arrived suddenly and without warning, with flames more than seven metres high.

The latest crime statistics for Victoria show an overall drop, but a sharp rise in sexual offences, which the Government says is driven by royal commissions.

A Melbourne surgeon uses a robot to remove a tumour from a "very tricky spot" in Canberra girl's head, in what the girl's mother is hailing as a miracle.

If you've wanted to smash your alarm clock in the morning or trash your keyboard at work, you're not alone — and now you have a chance to do it.

Two Mexican men are remanded in custody after police seize 300 kilograms of cocaine, worth about $105 million, that had been shipped to Melbourne in boxes of cacao and coffee powder.

Buskers who want to perform in central Melbourne will have to face a public audition to secure a prime spot under a plan to overhaul the rules for street musicians and artists.

Children of compulsory school age should not be expelled from public schools, Victoria’s ombudsman says, as a new report reveals students as young as five are being kicked out, with a disproportionate number of those having a disability, identifying as Indigenous or coming from out-of-home-care.

A Melbourne council says it is worried locals will be denied a say about a State Government proposal to build nine-storey apartment towers in a residential area in the city's south-east.

After suffering a stoke at the age of seven, the doctors said Macy-Lee Smedley may never walk again. After proving them wrong she has dreams of becoming an Olympic athlete.