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Boy, 13, walks free after shopkeeper died following violence attack (opens the original)
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A teenager has been cleared of involvement in a violent group bashing that left a good Samaritan grocer dead. Van Viet Truong, 60, died from serious injuries after attempting to save a fellow retailer allegedly under attack by a group of youths at Sunshine in western Melbourne. A 13-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, walked free from a children's court on Friday after charges of violent disorder, affray and intentionally causing injury were struck out by a magistrate. A prosecu
Pro-Palestine extremist group claim credit for Melbourne arson attack (opens the original)
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A pro-Palestine extremist group is believed to be behind an arson attack on a suburban defence manufacturer. Lovitt Technologies, a defence manufacturer based in Greensborough, north-east of Melbourne, was targeted shortly before 4am on July 5, 2025. An unnamed extremist group has allegedly claimed responsibility for the attack, which saw multiple vehicles set alight and the business vandalised, in an online video, the Victorian Joint Counter Terrorism Team alleges. The unit, which includes Vict
Hundreds gather to farewell Layla Jeffery who was found dead in a bush (opens the original)
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A teenage girl is being remembered as shy but confident, sassy but considerate, almost a month after her body was discovered in bushland. Layla Jeffery, 13, was discovered dead near Donald, in Victoria's rural west, on July 9 after she left home five days earlier. A boy, 16, has since been charged with murder. Mourners filed into Donald Memorial Hall for her service on Friday afternoon. Many wore black hoodies and Hello Kitty accessories, Layla's favourite clothes. Her mother, Tahlia, wore a pai
Trust among Australians drops in grim new report (opens the original)
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Australians are becoming increasingly mistrustful of each other and faith in how our democracy is operating is at its lowest point in years, a report reveals. The Australian National University (ANU) June 2026 poll shows average life satisfaction has dropped to the lowest level recorded since they first started asking those questions consistently in 2023. The report states its findings reveal a 'population under considerable strain'. ANU School of Politics and International Relations Head Profes
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