The Editorial Team

Kerry has been a journalist for more than 15 years. She started her career at The Sydney Morning Herald, followed by a stint at The Australian Women’s Weekly. She came to news.com.au in 2018 as Commissioning Editor, before becoming News Editor and then Sections Editor. She helped spearhead news.com.au’s groundbreaking #LetHerSpeak and #JusticeShouldn’tHurt campaigns, which have won a News Award, a Kennedy Award and a Walkley Award.

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'It's all about jobs': Frydenberg on Budget plan

Treasurer drops major Budget hint

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has dropped a major hint ahead of tonight’s Budget, revealing the top priority outlined in the economic plan.

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Victorian cafe lashes positive Melbourne case. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

Cafe hit by COVID gets ‘dreaded’ news

A regional Victorian cafe, that was forced to close after a Melbourne local dined there with COVID, has been hit with more “devastating” news.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JULY 22: Milly Brown, Assistant in Nursing conducts a COVID-19 swab test as large crowds queue at a Bondi Beach drive-through testing clinic on July 22, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. New South Wales recorded 16 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, bringing the state's total number of coronavirus cases to 3,425. NSW residents are being urged to avoid non-essential travel and large crowds, as health authorities work to contain several COVID-19 cluster outbreaks across the state. Cases linked to the Crossroads Hotel, Thai Rock and Batemans Bay Soldiers Club clusters have been shown to all be linked to virus strains in Victoria, where residents are currently in lockdown due to the dramatic rise in community transmissions. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

Scary new virus after-effect

There are growing concerns over a potentially deadly COVID-19 symptom, which can cause “lasting damage” long after the virus disappears.

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Crowds flocked to St Kilda beach as the temperature hit 27 degrees.Social distancing and not wearing of masks was common as Melbourne battles a second wave of coronavirus. Picture : Ian Currie

Premier’s ‘selfish’ beach party warning

Daniel Andrews has warned “selfish” Melburnians who attended a huge beach party at St Kilda could threaten summer for all those doing the right thing.

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A crowded St Kilda foreshore on Friday afternoon in Melbourne as curfew ends and restrictions ease. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Geraghty

‘Very angry’: Daniel Andrews slams beachgoers

Daniel Andrews has come down hard on Melburnians who crowded beaches and has hinted they could be closed.

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TOPSHOT - A health worker takes a patient's temperature before sending them to a tent to be tested at a COVID-19 testing site at St. John's Well Child and Family Center, amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, July 24, 2020, in Los Angeles, California. - The coronavirus pandemic hit grim new milestones July 23, with cases topping four million in the United States and three million in Europe as fresh spikes from Belgium to Tokyo to Melbourne forced new restrictions on citizens. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP)

Victoria’s top cop notices worrying lockdown trend

Victoria‘s police chief says officers have been confronted with a worrying trend during the state’s lockdown.

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Scientist lashes out at Aussie government

A virus expert has slammed the Australian government, claiming years of funding cuts have left us on the back foot when it comes to developing a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Daniel Andrews doubles down on fine controversy

Premier Daniel Andrews has stood by the controversial decision not to fine residents who flouted virus restrictions to visit each other in lockdown, sparking the Casey cluster.

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Melbourne anti-lockdown protest over in minutes

It was touted by organisers as “the big one” – but today‘s anti-lockdown protest in Melbourne’s Chadstone mall was something of a fizzer.

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Police detain an anit-lockdown protester in the Melbourne suburb of Elsternwick on September 19, 2020. - Melbourne continues to enforce strict lockdown measures to battle a second wave of the coronavirus. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Protesters’ devious ploy to avoid police

Police are bracing for more anti-lockdown protests to hit Melbourne today – but the protesters are doing their best to avoid law enforcement.

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