The plan represents a partnership between the Victorian Government and Respect Victoria – the statutory authority dedicated to the primary prevention of all forms of family violence - to work with the ...

To create picture collages on your computer, you don't necessarily need fancy software. A semi-hidden feature of both Microsoft Word and Publisher, the dynamic Picture Tools tab, lets you organize ...

Film Love returns to the Plaza for a program of groundbreaking avant-garde shorts seldom seen on theater screens. :: After ...

Kendrick Lamar once again demonstrated why he raps "Eff the big three, it's just me" during the first of his three sold out L ...

A Victorian semi-detached house with a double-height entrance and four bedrooms is on the market in Newton-Le-Willows. According to estate agents Jump-Pad, the property on Park Road North is a "local ...

The Victorian Budget 2025/26 will make public transport free on the weekend for Seniors Card holders, statewide. It’s a change that means seniors can visit family, enjoy a day out with the grandkids, ...

Legislation for the Victorian government's controversial Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund has passed parliament. The government and crossbench politicians struck a deal last night ...

Zachary Wigon’s Victorian Psycho has found its leading lady. Maika Monroe (Longlegs) has been cast as a killer governess in the film, joining Thomasin McKenzie (Last Night in Soho).Monroe steps ...

Picture: David Caird Before taking up his role as current CEO of the e61 Institute, Mr Brennan worked for former Victorian treasurer Alan Stockdale and was chair of the Productivity Commission.

Zachary Wigon is directing the feature that already has Thomasin McKenzie on the call sheet. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Monroe joins Thomasin McKenzie (Last Night in Soho, JoJo Rabbit) in the ...

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Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists. It was Western United and Melbourne Victory who survived the cut ...