Woman charged over Chinese student CBD attack
A woman has been charged with the alleged unprovoked attack on two Chinese students, as the University of Melbourne backs a fundraiser to support the victims.
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Cheaper internet to help battling Aussies stay connected
Eligible Aussies will pay less for their NBN under a new $150 million relief package, which the government says will help keep people online during the coronavirus crisis.
Child prostitute discovered at Melbourne brothel
A brothel in the city’s northeast has been busted for allegedly using a child as a sex worker, with three adults facing several charges over the minor’s alleged employment.
Inside pair’s mysterious High Country disappearance
Two elderly friends gone without a trace, a scorched campsite, and a wife left in the dark. It’s fair to say Russell Hill and Carol Clay disappearance is one shrouded in mystery. Here’s why.
Masked refugee protesters cause stir in Preston
A convoy of peaceful protesters have blasted music from their decorated cars while calling for the release of refugees being held at a Mantra hotel.
Serious concerns for mum after baby girl’s body dumped
This is the lonely windswept spot where the body of a newborn baby was dumped at a bayside Melbourne beach. Police are still searching for the infant’s mother, and hold serious concerns for her welfare.
Police search for Shady John in Melbourne’s west
Police are on the hunt for a man who breached his community corrections order in Melbourne’s west. Here’s what Shady John is wanted for.
Learner drivers facing 6-month delay in getting their licence
Victorians teenagers prevented from taking driving lessons are facing at least a six-month delay in getting their licence, after the state government declared driving lessons an non-essential activity and VicRoads suspended driver testing.
The plan to ensure Year 12 students get their ATAR
The state government has backed a plan to ensure no student repeat Year 12 because of the interruption caused by coronavirus, with a possible adjustment to the scoring process likely to enable students to get their ATAR and enrol into universities.
Two dead in horror truck crash
A horrific four-car pileup at a well-known black spot near Bendigo has left two people dead and another three in hospital.
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