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Eastern Australia heatwave to make way for ‘volatile’ stormy weather

Risk of blackouts has receded in Sydney, while a WA bushfire has prompted emergency evacuation in parts of Shire of Dandaragan

The Guardian - AU

‘Hatsune Miku has a special part in my heart’: the 16-year-old pop sensation who does not exist

Miku is a ‘Vocaloid’ – a holographic avatar that represents a digital bank of vocal samples – and performs sellout tours for thousands of very real mega-fans

The Guardian - AU

Barbarouses strike seals Wellington's A-League Men win

Kosta Barbarouses has sealed a 1-0 win for Wellington Phoenix over Melbourne Victory at A-League Men's Unite Round in Sydney.

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Stars consigned to WBBL wooden spoon after wash out

The Melbourne Stars have slipped to their first WBBL wooden spoon in five years after their last-round match against fellow strugglers Adelaide was washed out.

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‘I don’t look like him at all, I’m just tall’: Jacob Elordi lookalike crowned in Melbourne

No one actually showed up to compete for the $50 prize. It didn’t really matter

The Guardian - AU

Extreme fire danger warnings for Victoria as heatwave sweeps through south-east Australia

Cool change expected to push through state late on Saturday, bringing intense rain and thunderstorms across the wider region into next week

The Guardian - AU

Nine People Arrested After Alleged Stabbing In Melbourne This Morning

This morning in Melbourne, nine individuals were arrested following a serious alleged stabbing incident during a mass fight.

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'Gone too soon': grieving community mourns two teens

Tributes are flowing as a community mourns two Melbourne teenagers who died from suspected methanol poisoning while on holiday in Laos.

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Laos Hostel Owner Detained As 2nd Melbourne Teen Dies From Suspected Methanol Poisoning

Holly Bowles, 19, passed away in a Bangkok hospital after being on life support, bringing the confirmed death toll to six.

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A decade of Labor rule in Victoria: what is its legacy?

When the history of the Andrews/Allan Victorian Labor governments is written, how will its first 10 years be remembered and how many more will it get?

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Spiced butter makes it better: Coskun Uysal’s recipe for cilbir (Turkish eggs, yoghurt and melted butter)

The Istanbul-born chef and owner of Melbourne’s Tulum shares a quick and elegant Turkish breakfast recipe

The Guardian - AU

Australia to host Heath Ledger and Jacob Elordi lookalike competitions amid global trend

It comes after viral Timothée Chalamet and Paul Mescal lookalike contests sent fans wild

Evening Standard

Second Melbourne teen, Holly Bowles, dies after a suspected methanol poisoning in Laos

The 19-year-old’s death comes as Vang Vieng’s tourism police says manager and owner of Nana backpacker hostel taken in for questioning

The Guardian - AU

Man accused of covering up Isla Bell killing seeks bail

A man accused of assisting in the murder of Isla Bell should have known the teen's body was in a fridge he transported across the city, a court has been told.

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The Guardian - AU

Troye Sivan review – Melbourne ‘home cumming’ is unabashedly horny, but over too soon

After sweeping the Aria awards the night before, Sivan turned the outdoor venue into a steamy, sweaty club, on a tour that continues through November

The Conversation

Friday essay: artists, radicals, ratbags: Melbourne’s lost 1950s bohemian hub, the Swanston Family hotel

1950s Melbourne hosted an exciting bohemian scene, one that championed unconventional thinking. Within that community there was a general disregard for social norms and traditions. This artistic counterculture, full of intellectual freethinkers and early feminists, was particular to Melbourne, and can be seen in the various places where artistic and…

The Times of India

Melbourne teen dies after suspected methanol poisoning in Laos: What is it?

Methanol poisoning has killed Melbourne teen Bianca Jones a week after she and her best friend fell ill while travelling in neighbouring Laos. Thai authorities have confirmed that the teen developed a “brain swelling due to high levels of methanol found in her system." Tragedy struck all of a sudden…

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Sally and Shimon spend half their pension on housing. But their only other option is Melbourne’s streets

Number of older renters has increased by 73% in the past decade as rental affordability plunges to record lows in almost every state

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The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Melbourne teen dies after suspected Laos methanol poisoning; Sydney train strike called off; and a US$5.2m banana

Bianca Jones has died in a Thai hospital, Anthony Albanese confirmed in parliament

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Papenhuyzen poised to sign again for Melbourne Storm

Ryan Papenhuyzen is poised to recommit to Melbourne, likely adding another year to his current Storm contract.

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne teen Bianca Jones dies in hospital after methanol poisoning in Laos

A New Zealand citizen is also ill, while a US citizen has died following a suspected mass poisoning event in the town of Vang Vieng

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Two Men Charged In Relation To 19 Y.O. Melbourne Teen Isla Bell’s Death Identities Revealed

The men have been charged with murder and assisting an offender (murder).

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Josh Addo-Carr could make NRL return against Bulldogs

The stage is set for Parramatta's Josh Addo-Carr to return to the NRL against Canterbury, who cut him loose following a positive roadside drug test.

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Nightclub goes up in flames in suspicious blaze

A massive fire has engulfed a nightclub in Melbourne's inner southeast, sparking a police investigation and disrupting morning traffic.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Christian ‘police state’ warning, university pay shock, why Melbourne shunned Kyle and Jackie O

Lobby groups say Labor’s hate speech laws will create ‘thought crimes’; hundreds of education executives earn more than state premiers

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