‘Whole city smoking’: CBD fire reignites
A blaze on top of a high-rise building in central Melbourne caught fire for a second time overnight, and crews have revealed how it started.
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Man dies in Melbourne unit fire
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Sydney nurse gets COVID, new alert for public transport
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Local COVID case among three NSW infections
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