As The Age celebrates 170 years,we asked stars of the stage and screen,sporting heroes and politicians to reflect on their interaction with us.
The state is home to some of the brightest criminal justice minds. So why not put them to work getting to the bottom of growing crime rates among young people?
ABC chair Kim Williams says he hasn’t spoken to broadcaster Phillip Adams in 35 years and is puzzled by the animosity the former Late Night Live host has for him.
The son of controversial 1980s businessman John Elliott and former state MP Lorraine Elliott never wanted a career in the public eye. What happened?
The lord mayor won’t say if she will contest the next election. She might leave even sooner.
Melbourne’s elite gathered at a lunch to mark the 3AW broadcaster’s 36-years in radio. Just don’t call it a farewell.
The media industry’s year was filled with shock resignations,succession plans and landmark court rulings.
There’s no more familiar voice in Australian broadcasting than John Laws. Now almost 90 and still on the air,he has lost none of his characteristic alpha male belligerence.
A self-proclaimed observer of Melbourne,Neil Mitchell has been a ratings juggernaut for decades. Today was his last morning on 3AW. Just don’t call it a retirement.
The former prime minister has been preaching to the converted,telling a crowd he “stepped down” last year.
Raf Epstein’s first shift in the ABC radio morning slot was one to remember thanks to a rare chin-wag with the premier.