Don't miss: Vienna: Art & Design
The National Gallery of Victoria presents more than 250 extraordinary works by the greatest Viennese artists of the early 20th century.
The National Gallery of Victoria presents more than 250 extraordinary works by the greatest Viennese artists of the early 20th century.
Senior Victorian police are defending two officers who shot dead a man who was lunging at them with a knife.
The founder of a fast-growing beauty chain says women just want to look better.
Riding through Snowy River country feels like a return to early Outback days, says Kate Johns.
In a city famed for its dining, one Kiwi is creating something unique, writes Pam Neville.
Elizabeth Hurley turned heads at an Indian Premier League cricket match....
Greg Dixon visits a new exhibition of King Tutankhamun's precious treasures in Melbourne.
Hip publisher Jefferson Hack discussed the future of media in Melbourne - and Viva was there.
Melbourne crime tsar Tony Mokbel has finally fallen.
Victoria's mining history is both alluring and violent, writes Pamela Wade.
A New Zealander has been sentenced in Australia to 22 years in jail for the bizarre strangulation of his girlfriend.
In sentencing, Justice Betty King described the killing as "bizarre, pointless and unprovoked".
More interested in play than pinot? The Murray River is still for you, writes Rob McFarland.
Fans of controversial artist Bill Henson say those offended by his work in the past are likely to be similarly disturbed by his latest exhibition.
It is not often Craig Lowndes gets overshadowed at Mount Panorama, but that is what happens when you face off with a Formula One champion.
Following the success of last year's show, Fashion Festival now lasts an entire week.
Since his jubilant debut in 2002, Mark Webber has trudged away from Albert Park, head bowed in frustration.
There's heaps to enjoy on the Melbourne to Sydney touring route, writes Rob McFarland.
When the sun's out, Melbourne's all about action, says Michael Burgess.
Auckland's dining scene is about to become a whole lot more exciting with the addition of three new eateries, created and led by hospitality expert Brendan Turner.
An Auckland woman used practical tricks for extra space in the smallest room.