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Key seats in western Sydney, outer Melbourne and Perth face the worst rent affordability and biggest price hikes, data reveals

U Should Not Be Doing That wins for Melbourne punk quartet, while Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker wins most performed Australian work and most performed pop work

Anthony Albanese made one of his final pitches for re-election as Peter Dutton swept through a handful of Melbourne electorates

There was reportedly "a lot of nervousness" after Keith Thomas' Pro-Palestine social media posts emerged.

In her ninth novel, The Buried Life, Andrea Goldsmith explores ambitious themes of death, denial and uncertainty. She examines the illusion of emotional security among the educated middle classes of inner-city Melbourne. Familial dysfunction and destructive relationships define the intersecting lives of Adrian, Laura and Kezi, as each struggles with…

‘All Zionists are terrorists’ allegedly chanted outside court where Tayeh was appearing on charges relating to the alleged use of the same phrase

Paul Guerra will be Melbourne's new permanent chief executive, but the businessman won't fill the role until later this year.

Irfan Syed has found his niche in local cricket after migrating from India but says his family is ‘struggling big time’ with the cost of living

Fremantle defender Jordan Clark revealed his motivation in their win over Adelaide was being used as an example in a video compilation highlighting poor effort.

From Dubai to the Hong Kong metro, train operators rely on this service to maintain reliability. So why is it so hard to get a contract in Australia?

The 20-year-old French-Algerian rookie has wasted no time standing out. He had a rocky start in Melbourne, where he crashed on the formation lap, but has since emerged as one of the most talked-about newcomers on the grid, with Q3 appearances in China and Japan, as well as points finishes…