James Oaten
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Bacon thrown at Victorian mosque in act condemned by Muslim leaders (opens the original)
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A man has been captured on security footage throwing pork products at a mosque in regional Victoria earlier this week. Islamic leaders have labelled the incident an attempt to offend and intimidate the region's growing Muslim community but said it would not succeed. A Muslim community is saddened after a man was filmed throwing bacon and ham at a mosque in regional Victoria on Wednesday afternoon. Security footage of the incident shows a man in a grey tracksuit throwing bacon near the entrance o
'ISIS bride' accused of owning slave denied bail for a second time (opens the original)
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A woman accused of owning and mistreating a slave has had her bail denied by a Melbourne court for the second time. The Australian Federal Police allege Zeinab Ahmad crossed into Syria with her family in 2015 and made multiple social media posts showing support for the Islamic State terrorist group. The magistrate said Ms Ahmad would pose an "unacceptable risk" if released into the community. A Melbourne woman accused of owning a slave while supporting the Islamic State group in Syria has had he
Lagging fire response in outer Melbourne poses 'risk to community safety' (opens the original)
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Residents in growth areas of Melbourne are experiencing worsening responses to fire emergencies, Fire Rescue Victoria data shows. While the volume of emergency call-outs has increased, the number of trucks offline for repair has hit "critical" levels. Victoria's emergency services minister maintains that response times are the best in Australia but says further funding for fire services has been requested. Freda Kililit's thoughts are ravaged by "what if" moments two years after her home burnt d
Royal Commission examines security for Jewish events - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The former attorney-general Mark Dreyfus has called for buffer zones to be set up, banning protests around synagogues and Jewish schools. Mr Dreyfus has made the call while appearing at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion in Melbourne. The Labor MP is Jewish and told the commission about his own experiences of antisemitism in recent years. The Royal Commission is this week focusing on security arrangements for Jewish communities. The former attorney-general Mark Dreyfus has
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