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Potholes strand drivers as wild weather lashes Victoria
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Nearly two dozen drivers have been stranded along the Princes Highway after a pothole damaged car tyres during a heavy deluge of rain and wild weather across Victoria. -
Mother stabbed, 10-year-old son punched in random attack outside police HQ
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A man has been arrested after allegedly punching a 10-year-old boy and repeatedly stabbing his mother with a pair of scissors in Melbourne’s CBD. -
‘Who will staff them?’ Dentists slam Labor’s promise of free dental care
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Victoria’s dental industry has attacked a plan to establish 10 free public dental clinics, warning it is a political ploy that could increase years-long waiting lists. -
Boy, 10, assaulted and woman stabbed in Melbourne’s CBD
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A 10-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after he was attacked by a man with a pair of scissors in Melbourne’s CBD. -
Ralph Carr sobs as he is sentenced to six years on rape, sex assault charges
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County Court Judge Frank Gucciardo handed down his sentence for the former talent manager on Tuesday. -
Body of man discovered on street corner in Brighton
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Police are investigating the death of an unidentified man after his body was discovered on the street on Tuesday morning. -
Body of dead man found on Brighton street corner
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Police are investigating the death of an unidentified man after he was discovered dead on the street on Tuesday morning. -
Ralph Carr to learn his fate on rape, sex assault charges
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County Court Judge Frank Gucciardo will hand down his sentence for the former talent manager on Tuesday. -
These suburbs may never be the same as Melbourne’s population soars to 10 million
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We asked planners what Melbourne would look like if it went up or out by 2101. Explore the interactive. -
Anthony Albanese swaps swag at Garma for a taste of Tassie
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The PM and his wife, Jodie Haydon, recently took a holiday in Tasmania, where they visited a luxury retreat. -
Albanese swaps his swag at Garma for a luxury Tasmanian retreat
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took the luxury option for a mini-break with his wife, Jodie Haydon, slipping away to remote Tasmania last month. -
Nothing improves when city growth is unfettered
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Readers respond to the notion that Melbourne will become a megacity of more than 10 million people by the turn of the century. -
CFMEU headquarters raided in secret-commissions probe
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Detectives from Victoria Police’s corruption-busing Taskforce Hawk executed warrants at six addresses and arrested five officials. -
Deaths of 10 young people put eastern suburbs mental health services on alert
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Youth mental health services were placed on alert in response to a rise in teenage tragedies, but health watchdogs have failed to launch a systemic review. -
My suburb drips with money. Its open-minded outlook may surprise you
via theage.com.au
Behind the displays of filthy lucre, there’s an energy and a kindness here, as well as a dedication to the arts. -
Yarra mayor Stephen Jolly said he feared being ‘knifed’ before allegedly punching protester
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Jolly will have to wait until next month to learn his fate after pleading not guilty to punching a protester in the face. -
Woman dead after car ploughs through outdoor seating at cafe
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Police are investigating after a woman was killed when a car crashed into a cafe at a shopping centre in Wantirna South on Monday afternoon. -
Woman dead after car ploughs through cafe outdoor seating
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Police are investigating after a woman was killed when a car crashed into a cafe at a shopping centre in Wantirna South this afternoon. -
Lord Mayor says one in three graffiti reports ‘antisemitic’
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Nick Reece tells the Royal Commission into Antisemitism that he would like federal funding to deal with graffiti that “could be described as antisemitic”. -
A third of reported graffiti linked to antisemitism, says lord mayor
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Nick Reece has told the royal commission into antisemitism that he would like federal funding to deal with graffiti. -
Data reveals Melbourne’s most dangerous train stations
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The architect of Victoria Police’s approach to using protective services officers says the redeployment is showing promising early signs, even as the opposition criticises the move in light of new data. -
Crime rates up at suburban stations as police pull security officers
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The architect of Victoria Police’s approach to using protective services officers says the redeployment is showing promising early signs, even as the opposition criticises the move in light of new data. -
CFMEU headquarters raided in secret commissions probe
via theage.com.au
Detectives from Victoria Police’s corruption-busing Taskforce Hawk executed warrants at six addresses and arrested five people. -
Jetting from Toorak to the cliffs of Santorini: The wedding uniting a Melbourne property dynasty and a YouTube giant
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Draped in custom J’Aton couture and surrounded by hundreds of white roses, a Melbourne heiress wed a US YouTube star at a five-star resort in Santorini. -
YouTube star weds Melbourne heiress at glamorous Santorini resort
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Draped in custom J’Aton couture and surrounded by hundreds of white roses, a Melbourne heiress wed a US YouTube star at a five-star resort in Santorini. -
Teachers can rarely work from home, except at this school
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Nearly half of teachers at a Melbourne public school are regularly working from home in a bid to prevent burnout. -
Labor pledges to halt Melbourne’s urban sprawl, but planners ask if we’re heading to a megacity mess
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Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny draws a policy battleline about our city’s future shape, as we investigate how and where to house Melbourne’s booming population by 2101. -
Swans crisis deepens as fresh allegations of ‘multiple sexual assaults’ emerge
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Lawyers for one of three women involved in the case say their client alleges she was the victim of “multiple sexual assaults”. -
TABs birthed a monster, pokies and casinos fed it
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Readers agree that online gambling advertising - if not gambling itself - is a scourge, but politicians aren’t listening to voters. -
Demons accused of wage theft and probity breaches by former CEO
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The former chief executive of the Melbourne Football Club has claimed he was dismissed after raising concerns about widespread underpayment of administrative staff.

