Why a state byelection has Anthony Albanese biting his fingernails. The west Melbourne seat is being treated by both sides as ...

If we are to believe novelists, England in the 1700s and 1800s featured two kinds of women: those who sat at home stewing about lost suitors, and con artists. It used to be that books featured a whole ...

A fractious Werribee electorate is about to have its say on a 10-year-old government, and Labor may discover that ...

About 70,000 Victorian grade prep students have started ... proudly marching into class with crisp new uniforms. Girton Grammar Bendigo prep Aroha Rushi on her first day of school.

Eleven evenings ago, I sat on the grass bank at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl enjoying Leon Bridges and his excellent ...

All political careers may end in failure, but the UK’s new ambassador to Washington, Peter Mandelson, isn’t done yet ...

Two former homeschoolers who say they were denied a proper education are calling for mandatory home visits. But advocates say ...

The refurbishment of Tate Liverpool will create a "wildly exciting" space and unlock new views of the city, according to ...

The title of this piece will tickle the memory of those familiar with the corpus of English Lit­erature who must of necessity remember the title of Charles Dickens’ 1859 novel, A Tale of Two Cities.

The ‘objectification’ of working-class life by outsiders has led to a century of ‘misrepresentation’. It’s time for a radical ...

COMMENT: The British actor has said that TV needs to stop making working-class families look miserable. Chris Harvey, who ...

So, Victorians looking for love devised a new way to communicate: They said it with flowers. During the reign of Queen ...