Former MP addressed the crowd who gathered on Wednesday night in a show of community support for Haines.

The French president accuses foreign leaders of seeking to exploit France’s unrest for their own political gains and spreading misinformation online.

Hello and welcome back to our rolling coverage after the attack on member for Indi Helen Haines outside her electorate office in Wangaratta. Here’s what you need to know about this evolving story ...

A long-called-for agreement to meet the state’s Gonski requirements has been inked, while almost $140 million in additional funding has been carved out for integrity agencies.

The US stock market is ticking higher as strong profit reports from SpaceX, Capital One Financial and other big companies offset updates from Netflix and AT&T that investors found disappointing.

There is a certain point when the music stops for all governments. We have been listening to Melburnians and it’s clear that there’s a shift under way.

Phil Krakouer says recent comments made by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson that were labelled “completely racist” show why the class action must proceed.

While Ben Carroll said Labor’s proposal is about “being a disruptor” to the exclusive housing market, Jess Wilson told Melbourne Assembly she is sceptical.

Syan Olsen claimed she was a model resident. A NSW Supreme Court judge, her neighbours, and a five-year legal saga tell a very different story.

The Victorian opposition leader tells Melbourne Assembly the Coalition will deliver a better city and state by reducing debt.

Chief executive Alison Leighton highlights initiatives to make the city greener.

Bupa's chief health officer discusses the need for programs for an active population.