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Whodunnit? Nobody Knows
Why almost half of Victoria's recorded crime is still classed as unsolved, and how that links to each council's crime mix. Five interactive charts using Crime Statistics Agency Victoria data, 2017–2026.
Five Students, One House, $1,000 a Week
Five students, one 4-bedroom house and a combined budget of $1,000 a week. Using Homes Victoria rental bond data, this report compares September 2015 with September 2025 to show how far from Melbourne’s CBD that budget now reaches. Five interactive charts follow inner-city 4-bedroom rents rising past our budget and show where most of these houses are leased. They also show whether sharing still makes living near RMIT affordable.
The House Has a Secret
An interactive investigation into Victoria's poker machine losses, revealing how hotels and clubs differ across locations, venue sizes and financial years.
Fewer Reports, Far Fewer Charges: Reading Victoria’s Family Violence Data
Victoria’s family incident reports fell in the year ending June 2026, but the number of charges laid fell much further, while unsolved criminal incidents more than tripled. This interactive report uses five charts to explore when incidents happen, what happens to them, who is involved and how the picture has changed since 2022. Data: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria.
It's Not the Rain, It's the Cold
It's Not the Rain, It's the Cold: How Melbourne's Foot Traffic Responds to Wet Weather.
Five-Finger Inflation: Victoria's Shoplifting Surge
Interactive data story on retail theft in Victoria, 2017–2026 (CSA & ABS data)