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Garbage trucks are catching on fire. Your battery could be to blame
Victoria’s fire service has been responding to almost one fire each day caused by lithium-ion batteries. Firefighters fear the trend will worsen.
- by Lachlan Abbott
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An enchanted garden reminds us how civilisations are built on taxes
- by Tony Wright
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Shelter worker scoured bin of dog vomit for human toes to sell for $400 on black market
- by Erin Pearson
Transport
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The peace deal signatures that confirm full steam ahead on airport rail
- by Kieran Rooney
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Greek Orthodox community in compensation fight for land lost to North East Link
- by Rachel Eddie
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‘Devastating, damaging, hurtful’: Maurice Terzini responds to sexual assault claims against son
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Clare Sibthorpe
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Sex, sleaze and hospitality
Texts reveal hospitality king knew of sex assault claims against son as more victims come forward
- by Clare Sibthorpe and Eryk Bagshaw
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Building Bad
Companies on public projects exposed in CFMEU federal police probe
- by Nick McKenzie and Sarah Danckert
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Children’s commissioner warns bail laws risk making youth crime problem worse
- by Kieran Rooney
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E-scooter operators pull out of Yarra after council imposes drastic fee hike
- by Sophie Aubrey
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Mayor barred from chamber and making phone calls, as council takes ‘extraordinary’ action
- by Tom Cowie and Rachael Dexter
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After eight years in storage, Burke and Wills are journeying to La Trobe Street
- by Cara Waters
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Rattle and hum: Why Suburban Rail Loop works are making some residents nauseous
Since mid-February, locals have observed an odd feeling of pressure in their ears, along with spells of dizziness, which was being caused by something many initially couldn’t identify.
- by Tom Cowie
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E-scooter operators pull out of Yarra after council imposes drastic fee hike
The future of e-scooters in Melbourne is increasingly under threat with Neuron and Lime announcing they will no longer operate in the City of Yarra after they copped a 400 per cent council fee hike.
- by Sophie Aubrey
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