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- Oct 2, 2026
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Yarra mayor cleared of assault charge at Fitzroy party (opens the original)
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Yarra Mayor Stephen Jolly has been found not guilty of punching a masked protester at a post-election celebration almost two years ago. The long-time councillor faced a single count of unlawful assault related to an incident that occurred at an event venue in Fitzroy on November 1, 2024, where about two dozen supporters had gathered to celebrate that year’s local government election results. Community development worker Estella Burrows and three friends attended the event to protest against the
‘Changes take time’: In Sunshine, a grocer reopens, but hearts are still broken (opens the original)
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It’s an overcast public holiday morning, and the stores along Sunshine’s Hampshire Road are slowly coming to life. Roller doors are rattling open, and shoppers are walking with empty baskets. A group of older men sit outside drinking coffee. Customers leave a bakery clutching fresh banh mi. For Hong Hung Asian Grocery, it’s the first day of trade in almost two months. In August, owner Van Viet Truong died following injuries sustained in an alleged assault by a group of children on Hampshire Road
Former Moonee Valley mayor sentenced to three months in prison for sexually assaulting teen (opens the original)
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A former mayor has been sentenced to three months’ prison and an 18-month community correction order after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage boy seven years ago. Cameron Nation, a former mayor at the City of Moonee Valley, was sentenced on Thursday over a single charge of sexual assault of a child aged 16 or 17 under his care, supervision or authority. The Age can report the details of the case after several media outlets successfully fought to revoke a suppression order that was
A fall on a tram cost a passenger his life. Older riders want change (opens the original)
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When Garry Ledger fell on a tram and hit his head last August, there were initially no signs of a major injury. The 78-year-old South Australian had just boarded the route 16 service towards the city. He was busy tapping on his myki when the tram accelerated and he fell onto his back. Initial signs were positive when Ledger arrived at The Alfred hospital. But about three weeks later, he died from medical complications sustained during the fall. His death has sparked renewed calls for better safe
‘NIMBYism at its most dangerous’: Life-saving medicine site axed after mayor intervenes (opens the original)
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A plan to install a life-saving medicine dispenser near Melbourne’s safe injecting room has been scrapped after the local mayor claimed it would encourage drug use on the street rather than inside the medically supervised centre. The Victorian government is investigating locations for a free naloxone dispensing machine in the City of Yarra, as part of a statewide trial to make the vital medication – which can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose – more accessible. Yarra Mayor Stephen Jolly wro
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