Three people are dead after the light planes they were travelling in collided midair over Sydney’s southwest, with first responders describing the incident as “unsurvivable”. Emergency crews responded to reports …

The proposed misinformation and disinformation Bill spearheaded by communications minister Michelle Rowland has sparked intense debate among those in the political, cultural, and media beltway. However, most Australians have not …

In a significant announcement at a Melbourne Press Club lunch, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan revealed her government’s bold new plan to make housing more accessible, particularly for younger generations. The …

The proposed motion to recognise the Genocide of Greeks, Armenians, and Assyrians, expected to be tabled in the Victorian Parliament on October 29 by Victorian Greens leader Samantha Ratnam, is …

In a wave of letters, Greek community organisations in Victoria have been urging the state parliament to support a motion recognising the genocides of Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks by the …

People paying parking fines, renewing registrations and conducting millions of other government transactions have been illegally overcharged for eight years. An estimated $144 million in merchant fees were unlawfully charged …

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing woman Isla Bell. The 20-year-old, was last seen leaving her home address in Brunswick on October 4 at about 6pm. …

King Charles has been greeted by Indigenous dancers and a meal of kangaroo pies during a visit to inner-city Sydney on the final full day of his brief royal tour. …

Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe has disrupted a parliamentary reception for King Charles and Queen Camilla by telling the monarch he is not her king. “You are not our king. You …

Following the recent publication of Neos Kosmos‘s article, ‘Hope for Justice: Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Genocides – a Chance for Historic Recognition in Victoria‘, various community organisations have sent letters …