Bobby Gallo has been suspended from teaching for a minimum of three years for grooming one of his students at Methodist Ladies’ College in Perth.

Two of the state’s top selective schools have become embroiled in a chat room scandal that included racist, homophobic and violent misogynist posts.

A two-year-old boy died after being struck by a car in the driveway of a Point Cook property on Saturday afternoon.

The State of Queensland gave then-Princess Elizabeth an interesting wedding present in 1947 that forewent several historic visits to the state and shows how times have changed.

The Queen visited Australia many times during her reign, and people around the country are celebrating her.

The change of monarch will mean alterations to symbols Australians have become accustomed to.

A former suburban cricketer from Victoria has been jailed for gambling away thousands of dollars he stole from women he met on dating apps.

Melburnians marked the Queen’s death and reflected on her reign across the city from Flemington racetrack to the Sherlock Holmes pub in the city.

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, her son Prince Charles accedes to the throne to be named King.

Police are appealing for information about a Melbourne cold case murder.

One of just nine Victorian single-digit number plates may end up under the hammer after it was included in the will of late businessman Frank Costa.

A service of thanks for the life of the Queen will be followed by the proclamation of the new king on Sunday, as Sydneysiders continue to pay their respects to the late Elizabeth II.

Two men have been jailed after more than 600kg of ice was found in imported barbecues.

Britain’s longest-serving monarch has died, Buckingham Palace has announced.

They cried, they sang, they talked about portraits of her hanging in homes and invocations of her at the dining table; on Friday the grief went global.

As a judge in Kabul, Nellab Hotaki Talash put many violent men behind bars. When the Taliban released them, she had to flee. But 70 peers remain in hiding.

Eight Afghan women who had never worked in a commercial kitchen have opened a restaurant, Kabul Social, in one of the city’s busiest pedestrian thoroughfares.

The owners of the Preston Market have presented their vision for the site, and so has Darebin City Council ahead of public hearings on its future.

Victoria is heading for a serious infrastructure crunch in the coming two years, as shortages of labour and raw materials threaten to collide with preparations for the Commonwealth Games.

In the 1990s, Labor state governments were elected on narrow margins they later converted to landslides.