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‘Toughest bail laws in Australia’ to crackdown on crime

The “toughest bail laws in Australia” will be implemented after a spate of crime left a state government under pressure to act. Victoria’s Premier Jacinta Allan has flagged the state’s …

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Health alert as mosquito virus spreads in three states

A deadly mosquito-borne virus is spreading across three states, with a second confirmed case identified in Victoria. Japanese encephalitis has infected a second northern Victorian resident this mosquito season, Chief …

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Dimopoulos says recreational hunting can be sustainable

Wetland bird hunters in Victoria will have a longer duck shooting season and can take home more birds under new rules. The Victorian duck hunting season will begin on March …

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Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party gone from ballots

Voters won’t see Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party brand on the next federal election ballot after the High Court struck out the billionaire businessman’s bid to re-register his political party. …

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Goodbye 2024: Australians prepare to ring in a new year

Another year is coming to an end and Australians are set to farewell 2024 with their usual style and fanfare. But as festivities fire up and the alcohol flows, doctors …

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Brad new day as Battin reigns supreme after Libs vote

Unity is Liberal leader Brad Battin’s motto as he takes the reins of the Victorian party after a bruising leadership battle. The Berwick MP, in Melbourne’s outer east, is the …

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Accused Easey Street double killer awaits next hearing

A man accused of the frenzied fatal stabbing of two women in their home almost five decades ago has spent his first night in an Australian prison cell. Perry Kouroumblis, …

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Man accused of covering up Isla Bell killing seeks bail

A man accused of transporting Melbourne teen Isla Bell’s body in a fridge is attempting to be freed on bail as her mother spoke of “paralysing grief” over the 19-year-old’s …

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Tsindos family calls for food app changes after teen’s death

The family of a teenager who died from a severe allergic reaction after ordering a meal containing nuts through a food delivery service have called for systemic changes to food …

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Transport union disbands branch over ‘cultural’ issues

Construction workers are too scared to blow the whistle on “rotten” behaviour at government sites, triggering calls to give building watchdogs more teeth. Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan was handed former …

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