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Passengers fear for their lives as 'terrifying' brawl breaks out mid-flight

Punches were thrown during the altercation on a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane. A number of people attempted to pull two men apart before the pilot made a priority landing

Daily Mirror

Bulldogs big players in AFL trade finish

The Western Bulldogs have been heavily involved on AFL trade deadline day, gaining Rory Lobb while trading out Josh Dunkley, Lachie Hunter and Josh Schache.

AAP

Wanindu Hasaranga's rise quite similar to Lasith Malinga: Mahela Jayawardene

MELBOURNE: Sri Lankan batting legend Mahela Jayawardene is mighty impressed with the rise of Wanindu Hasaranga as he sees traits of pace bowling great Lasith Malinga in the 25-year-old spin allrounder.

The Times of India

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Bairnsdale Secondary College student injured in fuel drum explosion

An eastern Victorian teenager has been flown to the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne for treatment after he suffered serious burns when a fuel drum exploded at his school.

ABC News

Canberra universities slide down world rankings

Melbourne hosts Australia's best two universities on the Times Higher Education rankings.

The Canberra Times

Trial for Vic teacher on abuse charges

Victorian teacher Elisa Errichiello has been committed in Melbourne Magistrates Court after pleading not guilty to five historical child abuse offences.

AAP

The Australian Open is breaking ticket presale records, but Novak Djokovic questions still loom

Organisers are aiming to get 900,000 spectators through the gates of Melbourne Park when the tournament kicks off on January 16.

ABC News

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Vic’s About To Be Splooged By A Wet Weather Dong So Check If You’re In A Flood Zone Now

Premier Daniel Andrews has warned of flash flooding in Melbourne and across the state as residents brace for Wednesday and Thursday's deluge.

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Man admits South Melbourne factory arson

Jayden Tune has pleaded guilty to destroying a South Melbourne factory by setting it on fire, causing about $4.5 million in damage.

AAP

Mental health patients say they felt 'dismissed' and 'abandoned' at Essendon Private Clinic

Former patients and staff raise concerns about the standard of treatment and facilities at Essendon Private Clinic, in Melbourne's north-west. The health group running the hospital rejects the allegations, saying high-quality patient care is at the "core of our business".

ABC News

BOM forecasts heavy rain over Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia as flash flooding continues in NSW

Victoria and Tasmania are forecast to receive the brunt of the torrential rain this time around but the flooding continues in NSW. Here's what to expect near you.

ABC News

Final bell tolls for late legend Famechon

Australia's third boxing world champion Johnny Famechon has been remembered at Melbourne's Festival Hall, the venue of some of his greatest wins.

AAP

Reduce ODIs to 40-over games: Australia's Usman Khawaja's suggestion for survival of ODIs

MELBOURNE: Australian batter Usman Khawaja feels the 50-over format needs to be reduced to 40-overs-a-side game to make it more interesting in the wake of ever-growing popularity of T20 cricket.

The Times of India

Gladiator Kambosos ready for Haney battle

Boxer George Kambosos Jnr says stepping away from promoting his Melbourne world title rematch with Devin Haney has given him much more energy and focus.

AAP

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Second Australian airport evacuated after security breach

A second Australian airport has been evacuated after a worrying security breach, following lengthy delays in Melbourne on Tuesday morning.

Pedestrian.tv

Melbourne Airport Is Facing Massive Delays After A Security Breach That Evacuated 1000 People

Flights have been delayed from Melbourne Airport after a security breach forced 1000 Qantas passengers to be security screened again.

AAP

Airport chaos after security breaches

An inadvertent security breach has caused a shutdown at Melbourne Airport, while another incident in Adelaide has also caused long delays.

Newcastle Herald

Melbourne airport chaos delays Newcastle flights: security breach

Federal police have shut down a section of the Melbourne Airport terminal and ordered passengers from a plane ready for take-off after an apparent security breach.

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The New Daily

Security breach forces lengthy passenger delays at Melbourne Airport

Delays are expected at airports across Australia after a bizarre security breach in Melbourne earlier on Tuesday.

The Guardian - AU

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Newcastle Herald

Racing: Australian Bloodstock's lucrative spell as Gold Trip opts for Caulfield Cup

"I know going forward we're probably going to look to target Sydney even more so than Melbourne next year, just with all the options that have come about."

ABC News

Melbourne brothel manager who 'turned a blind eye' to child sex work avoids jail

A court hears a 16-year-old girl fears she may "never heal" from the trauma of working at a Melbourne brothel, as the establishment's manager at the time is registered as a sex offender for eight years and fined $1,000.

ABC News

Fremantle lands Melbourne AFL premiership player Luke Jackson, Adelaide gains Izak Rankine from Gold Coast

Melbourne premiership player Luke Jackson joins Fremantle, while Izak Rankine leaves Gold Coast for Adelaide as the AFL's trade period heats up.

AAP

Melbourne brothel manager avoids jail time

Melbourne brothel manager Cheng Li has been sentenced to a corrections order after admitting to receiving payment for sexual services provided by a child.

AAP

Protesters sorry for Picasso glue stunt

Climate activists regret the inconvenience caused after protesters glued themselves to a Picasso in Melbourne and forced an exhibition to briefly close.

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