CCTV shows kids taking terrifying risks at train stations
Dangerous close calls between children and trains are expected to surge from this week as thousands of students returning to school hit the network. Watch the video.
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Labor figure escapes party ban over racist rant
In a move expected to fuel tensions within the Labor party, polarising figure Jasvinder Sidhu has escaped expulsion from the party over a racist rant about Muslims.
Pain for Frankston line as level crossing works ramp up
Commuters along the Frankston line face months of headaches as work on one of Melbourne’s most intensive level crossing removal projects amps up. Here’s what you need to know.
Packaging facility shuts after positive virus case
An Amcor packaging facility in Port Melbourne was forced to close earlier this week after a staff member tested positive to coronavirus. It comes as six of the state’s seven new cases yesterday were overseas travellers already in quarantine.
Class in quarantine after kinder teacher tests positive
A class of 12 students and and eight staff at Macleod Preschool have been asked isolate for two weeks after a teacher tested positive to coronavirus. It comes as four new cases were linked to an outbreak at a Melbourne hotel.
The giant flaw in Melbourne’s train timetable
As Melburnians slowly stagger back to their city offices, serious concerns have been raised about how users will be able to social distance during peak-hour periods. But experts say there is a way to keep commuters safe.
Shane Patton named as new Victoria Police chief
“Standout leader” Shane Patton will take over as Victoria’s new chief commissioner of police when Graham Ashton steps down at the end of June.
Premier’s China deal causes friction within Labor
A major union linked to deputy Premier James Merlino has cautioned Premier Daniel Andrews over the state’s relationship with China.
Testing pop-up opens in Keilor as cluster source investigated
A coronavirus testing clinic has opened in Keilor as investigations into the source of an outbreak in the area continue. It comes as the state of emergency was extended for another three weeks.
Shock coronavirus toll on public transport
The full scale of the impact of COVID-19 on Melbourne’s public transport network has been exposed, with passenger numbers plummeting. The state government reveals how it will keep operators from “handing back the keys” and what passenger limits could mean for commuters.
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