Alana Schetzer

Lumping together disinformation campaigns with news the government says isn’t in the “public interest” is a recipe for abuse.

Some people who are naturally petite have rejected the term, saying that they too are forced to deal a constant barrage of faux-concern.

There are times in Melbourne when it is impossible to imagine anything fragile surviving. The aggressive and bustling hurry of hundreds of thousands of people to make the tram home at 6pm; the unforgiving noise and the endless additions of new pockets to the concrete jungle.

Penguins almost the size of humans once roamed Australia’s beaches – but where did they go?

Dog owners in Melbourne’s west have been warned to be on the lookout for potentially fatal bait traps.

Local edition of the world’s most popular board game has ditched city streets in favour of tourist destinations such as the Shrine and the MCG.

There might not be a need for them on the city’s streets any more, but one of Melbourne’s discontinued trams has found a new home as a hub for disengaged inner-city students.

Three of Melbourne’s busiest tram routes will be changed dramatically – and one scrapped – as part of a public transport shake-up aimed to increased capacity towards the city’s booming western suburbs.

The reclusive Baw Baw frogs at Melbourne Zoo could haul the species back from the brink of extinction..

A 45-year-old woman has appeared in an out of session court charged with the murder of a four year old boy and his grandmother in Melbourne’s west on Tuesday evening.