Collingwood

Truck runs over cyclist in Collingwood

Deborah Gough Police are looking for a truck that they believe cut off a cyclist and then ran him over at Alexandra Parade, Collingwood, in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Cultured Collingwood designs a creative future

Graffitti Wall Art found on buildings in public spaces in Collingwood, Melbourne.

Kate Nancarrow Collingwood is shaking off its rough-and-ready image as an influx of graphic designers, photographers, architects and other creative types turns the suburb into a cultural hub.

Wheely nice, say Greens: New bike lanes for Collingwood street

Wellington Street, Collingwood

Adam Carey Collingwood will have separated Copenhagen-style bike lanes along Wellington Street after Yarra City Council voted in favour of building them at a meeting on Tuesday night.

Carjack terror for Collingwood motorist

Collingwood

Reid Sexton A Melbourne man who was carjacked in Collingwood says he feared for his life and has urged others to lock their doors when driving at night.

Gridlock fears for Flemington as East-West Link off-ramp plans revealed

East-West link project overview animation  (Thumbnail)

Jason Dowling The planned multi-billion dollar tollway connecting the Eastern Freeway to CityLink will emerge in Parkville sporting fields, but the footprint of a city off-ramp remains unclear.

Class of 1938 heads back to playground

Class of 1938 reunion from Murumbeena Primary school visit their old school and meet today's students.

Lara O'Toole ''Age is only a number,'' declared Nancye McWhinney as she twisted and twirled in the quadrangle of her old primary school.

Residents fear the worst for their homes' future

Mary Fenelon who will be effected if a tunnel is built and the end of the Eastern freeway. 8th of May 2013 The Age news Picture by JOE ARMAO

Clay Lucas Before she built her house overlooking Alexandra Parade in 2000, Mary Fenelon rang VicRoads to ask if she could rent the block of land next door for a garden.

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Walk like a Roman: feeling toey about walking the length of Hadrian's Wall

Deborah Gough A childhood passion for 1960s 'swords and sandals' movies is set to come full laurel for Craig Harwood when he walks in replica Roman armour along Britain's ancient Hadrian's Wall.

Telstra mobile services down

Stephen Cauchi Telstra's mobile network is down in central Melbourne and the inner suburbs.

Sperm donors back efforts to change law on anonymity

Sperm donors

Farrah Tomazin Peter Liston has six children, half of whom he has never met, but not for lack of wanting.

Work hard, play hard

29/01/2013 Staff take a break from work in exchange for a game of ping pong at the Catch Of The Day office, Springvale, Tuesday 29th January 2013. Photograph Paul Jeffers.

Neil McMahon Are we having fun yet? Throw that question out in your workplace and you know the response you'll get: a roll of the eyes and a cynical laugh at the absurdity of the question.

Parents' plea over killer punch

Suspect

Stephen Cauchi The parents of Eltham man Shannon McCormack – killed six years ago by a single punch to the head outside a nightclub – are 'astounded' that no one has recognised the recently released image of the...

Justice system failed our son after king-hit at Halloween party, grieving family says

Justin Galligan

Mark Russell Sitting in the lounge room of the family's Fairfield home below a montage of photos of his son, Justin, on the wall and a favourite picture of him beside the computer, Michael Galligan says he...

Camera clue to killer punch

Shannon McCormack.

Dan Oakes Police believe CCTV footage might hold the key to catching the killer of a man felled by a single punch outside a city nightclub more than five years ago.

Gnome means no for anti-McDonald's activists

Gnome protests

Caroline Zielinski The protest against the Tecoma McDonald's took a turn for the silly today as protesters unleashed 'Gnome-aggedon' at the fast food giant's Victorian state headquarters in Collingwood - planting...

Jilted lovers wear hearts on sleeves for art's sake

Rachel Wells When a relationship ends, love letters are often burnt, wedding rings pawned and photos banished to a box in the back of the shed.

School's in for everything you needed to know about life

Alain De Botton.

Vince Chadwick They call it The School of Life, a shop offering books and short courses about 'how to live wisely and well'.

Police nab drink drivers on Australia Day spree

Chris Hingston An English tourist had his car impounded on Australia Day, after allegedly driving 67km/hour above the speed limit while drunk.

Four arrests over fight victim's death

David Cassai's sisters.

Jane Lee The last thing David Cassai said to his Aunt Anita was not goodbye.

The Lentil messiah or just a very naughty boy?

Shanaka Fernando, founder of Lentil as Anything.

Karl Quinn For this activist entrepreneur, ownership is more about actions than possessions, says Karl Quinn.