Dozens of returned travellers have symptoms
Twenty-four returned travellers are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, with a young boy among the latest active cases in quarantine.
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Thrillseekers warned after fatal photo op
Tourists have been warned “no photo is worth a life” after a woman died in the Grampians in her bid for an extreme travel snap.
Melbourne hours from freedom; how Christmas could look
Metropolitan Melbourne will be reunited with regional Victoria once again, when the “ring of steel” is scrapped at 11.59pm. Premier Daniel Andrews has also hinted at how a COVID-normal Christmas will look — but Victorians will have to wait another fortnight before the specifics are revealed.
No new northern suburbs cases after rigorous testing
Embattled Melburnians have been given a fresh dose of hope on Sunday after rigorous testing across the northern suburbs following a coronavirus outbreak produced no new cases from 1135 negative results.
Revealed: The shock acts of Melbourne’s disgraced teachers
From allowing students to play knife games in class to sending hundreds of inappropriate messages on social media, these are the Melbourne teachers that broke their students’ trust and paid the price.
Eddie opens up on studio’s coronavirus scare
Eddie McGuire has revealed details from the Millionaire Hot Seat set after filming was urgently suspended following a coronavirus outbreak on The Masked Singer. It comes as Osher Gunsberg praised the “brave” dancer who came forward after feeling unwell.
Police forced to scatter, shoot at driver
A driver was shot at after he allegedly drove at police officers at an Altona Meadows service station, fleeing down residential streets before he was finally apprehended.
Triple-0 heroes helping Victorians through their darkest hours
Talking someone through a trauma, sending help in times of distress or giving CPR instructions over the phone – these Triple-0 operators say it is a privilege to be on the other end of the line during what could be someone’s darkest day.
Albanese’s promise to shun Victoria-China Belt and Road deal
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has spoken out about Victoria’s Belt and Road deal with China, promising any future Labor federal government he leads will shun the initiative.
Feminist keeps funding after male death rate tweet
Feminist writer Clementine Ford will keep thousands of dollars in council arts funding despite saying that the coronavirus wasn’t “killing men fast enough”, with one councillor vowing not to censor artists.
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