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One Nation turns up election heat with crime policy (opens the original)
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One Nation's Victorian leader will kick off the party's state election campaign by unveiling a raft of policy commitments at its campaign launch. Activists are preparing to protest outside the event on Saturday at Melbourne's Crown conference centre, with a major rally also planned later in October. State leader Warren Pickering will be joined by party leader Pauline Hanson along with more than 750 supporters. A number of policies are expected to be announced at the launch including a harsher st
Soggy weekend expected with driving rain across states (opens the original)
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Almost an entire month's worth of rain has been dumped on a city in less than 48 hours as a sluggish low pressure system crawls across Australia's southeastern states. Parts of Melbourne were battered with up to 58mm of rain in the first two days of October - more than 80 per cent of Victoria's average rainfall for the month. The onslaught marked Melbourne's wettest October day in 16 years, with the city soaked by up to 25mm of rain within an hour on Thursday afternoon. About 7000 homes were wit
Curtain to lift on grand theatre's new lease of life (opens the original)
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The curtain is set to rise once again at an iconic city theatre, where things may look much the same to the audience but behind the scenes, much has changed. Victoria's newly refurbished State Theatre, now officially the Ian Potter State Theatre, will welcome back the public on Saturday with a First Nations-led concert. The project, which began in March 2024, is six months ahead of schedule, and even on budget. Arts Centre Melbourne Reimagining director Chris King told AAP it has been a long roa
'Much more to come': warning after rainfall slams city (opens the original)
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Significant rainfall is expected to continue across much of a state that's already been battered by storms and flash flooding. Melbourne recorded one of its wettest October days in several years after the city received up to 25mm of rain within an hour on Thursday afternoon, with other areas of Victoria also hard hit. More than 200 calls for help were made to the SES, including six water rescues, after parts of Melbourne were hit by the flash flooding. The city was plunged into darkness about 3p
Doctors strike as dispute over pay, conditions drags on (opens the original)
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Exhausted doctors may be close to their first "meaningful" offer for improved pay and conditions after ditching their scrubs and walking off the job. Thousands of doctors across Victoria united in solidarity on Thursday, many braving the rain and gathering on the steps of Melbourne's Parliament House calling for improvements to their working conditions. Union members have been locked in fractured negotiations with the state government for more than a year. A deal is yet to be reached, despite He
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