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Teenage girls arrested after brawl at Melbourne shopping centre (opens the original)
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Four girls and an 18-year-old woman have been arrested following a brawl at Melbourne's Northland Shopping Centre, the latest in a series of incidents at the popular retail precinct. Victoria Police confirmed officers were patrolling the food court of the shopping centre in Preston when they saw a group of females brawling on Friday night. Four girls aged 12, 14, 16, 17 and an 18-year-old woman were taken into custody. The 14-year-old sustained minor injuries and was taken to hospital while the
Third man charged over shooting in Melbourne's northern suburbs (opens the original)
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Detectives have charged a man in relation to a fatal shooting in Melbourne's north earlier this month, arresting him as he tried to board a flight out of Australia. Police say the 20-year-old was arrested at Melbourne International Airport shortly before 4am Friday. The arrest is part of the investigation into a fatal shooting in Thomastown on September 10, when 22-year-old Daniel Hussein was killed in front of friends at HR Uren Reserve in Thomastown. In video from the night, loved ones could b
Suburban Rail Loop changes to displace more residents and businesses (opens the original)
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The Suburban Rail Loop Authority is proposing to shift its construction boundary in Box Hill to reduce its impact on a public park. The change means businesses and residents will be displaced instead. The Suburban Rail Loop is set to be a key issue at Victoria's state election, scheduled for November 28. The Suburban Rail Loop Authority is proposing to shift its construction boundary in Box Hill to conserve more of a popular public park, instead displacing residents and businesses. Original Subu
Victoria's upper house votes to defer Labor's work-from-home laws (opens the original)
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The Carroll government has faced an upper house defeat after a vote to defer the government's controversial work-from-home laws narrowly succeeded. The vote means the laws are unlikely to pass in this term of parliament. The deferral has been welcomed by business groups. Victoria's upper house has referred Premier Ben Carroll's work-from-home laws to a parliamentary committee, in a major blow for Labor ahead of the November state election. Labor was expecting its legislation to pass the upper ho
Victoria Police to close public counters at four inner-city stations (opens the original)
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Public counters will close at four inner Melbourne police stations early next month, Victoria Police has confirmed. Assistant Commissioner Jo Stafford says the operational rejig will boost the number of police officers available for frontline duties. While the decision is a Victoria Police operational matter, the move coincides with debate over law and order in Melbourne ahead of the November state election. Public access to police counter services will end next month at four inner Melbourne sta
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