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The Age has the latest local news on Melbourne, Victoria. Read National News from Australia, World News, Business News and Breaking News stories.

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theage.com.au > lifestyle > life-and-relationships > no-name-is-beautiful-enough-for-my-child-20260910-p60wab.html

‘No name is beautiful enough for my child’

17+ hour, 15+ min ago   (411+ words) Names can also reflect love and respect for the holy personalities and figures who have shaped Islamic history. Parents may choose names associated with prophets, members of the Prophet Muhammad’s family, revered companions, scholars or other figures whose lives represent…...

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theage.com.au > national > victoria > choose-a-uni-that-helps-you-make-an-impact-20260902-p60tsh.html

Choose a uni that helps you make an impact

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (900+ words) Advertorial for La Trobe University September 3, 2026 — 9:55am Even while you’re focused on deciding what course you’ll study next year, plenty of people will already be asking you: “What do you want to do after uni?” It might be easy to answer…...

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theage.com.au > lifestyle > life-and-relationships > with-the-new-year-comes-new-hope-20260904-p60umq.html

With the new year comes new hope

1+ week, 17+ hour ago   (195+ words) September 6, 2026 — 5:30am The celebrated American poet Robert Frost put it well in his evocative poem: “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveller, long I stood … I took the one less…...

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theage.com.au > national > victoria > inside-melbourne-universities-plans-to-future-proof-degrees-and-jobs-20260903-p60u48.html

Inside Melbourne universities’ plans to future-proof degrees and jobs

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (1161+ words) Universities in Melbourne are launching start-ups, embracing industry on campus and positive uses of AI as their students integrate with businesses and the community. Melbourne’s biggest universities will launch dozens of start-ups each year in a bid to lift innovation…...

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theage.com.au > national > victoria > classroom-screen-time-quietly-driving-down-victorian-student-results-20260906-p60usp.html

Classroom screen time quietly driving down Victorian student results

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1014+ words) September 8, 2026 — 5:48pm More than a quarter of Victoria’s 15-year-olds lack the foundational maths skills needed for further education or work and one in five is falling short in reading as Australia records its worst results in both subjects since international testing…...

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theage.com.au > national > are-the-parents-alright-why-raising-children-feels-harder-than-ever-20260811-p60n9x.html

Are the parents alright? Why raising children feels harder than ever

4+ week, 17+ hour ago   (1674+ words) In the first part of a new series on modern parenting, we look at why mums and dads are in such a state of distress, and how being “good enough” actually really is enough. She is the daughter of a…...

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theage.com.au > national > a-two-word-email-ended-a-marriage-but-started-a-romance-between-former-housemates-20260818-p60pfu.html

A two-word email ended a marriage, but started a romance between former housemates

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (515+ words) September 3, 2026 — 11:00am Jacqui Hunt, 60, former lead singer of ’90s band Single Gun Theory, first met fellow muso Brian Conolly, 62, when they were teenagers. Decades later, they’d reunite in a collaboration that would be more than musical. After a year, Brian left the…...

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theage.com.au > lifestyle > life-and-relationships > it-s-my-first-day-with-my-new-family-and-i-m-already-running-the-show-20260811-p60nbr.html

It’s my first day with my new family, and I’m already running the show

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (798+ words) August 15, 2026 — 5:30am The diary of a dog, day 1: It’s my first day with my new family. I don’t even know my own name. They seem to call me all manner of things – Sweet Pea, Lovely One, and No Chewing. Actually, I…...

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theage.com.au > national > queensland > how-a-brisbane-author-s-brain-tumour-inspired-a-children-s-book-20260819-p60pt7.html

How a Brisbane author’s brain tumour inspired a children’s book

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (939+ words) August 25, 2026 — 6:20pm Welcome to CityChats, where Brisbane Times meets our city’s most interesting characters on our most iconic form of transport. This week, children’s book author and illustrator Sophie Beer tells us about her unlikely corporate background, how her real-life experiences…...

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theage.com.au > politics > queensland > qld-child-safety-watchdog-barks-over-lack-of-progress-minister-says-state-is-acting-20260822-p60ql2.html

Qld child safety watchdog barks over lack of progress. Minister says state is acting

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (396+ words) August 22, 2026 — 1:25pm A senior government minister says Queenslanders can have confidence in the path ahead for the child safety system, despite a key watchdog raising concerns about reduced transparency and a lack of change. Principal Queensland Family and Child Commissioner Luke…...

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