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The village tearooms run by Coronation Street legend's wife with queues for her home-baked cakes

"The amount of times I get asked are we putting on Betty’s hotpot you wouldn’t believe."

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Neo-Nazis Have Clashed W/ Police Outside Vic Parliament During A Fucked Anti-Immigration Rally

The protest comes months after Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews tweeted, "Nazis aren't welcome. Not on Parliament's steps. Not anywhere."

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Federal government labels neo-Nazis 'political lunatics' following violent clash at anti-immigration rally

Police use pepper spray to contain violence between neo-Nazi and anti-fascist protesters outside Victorian Parliament on Saturday afternoon.

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McPherson's Numurkah tailor and clothing business to shut after 115 years

A family-run tailoring and clothing business in regional Victoria is closing its doors after more than a century spent dressing its township.

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Geelong region to lose three libraries due to council budget shortfalls

Victoria's second-largest council area is set to lose three libraries and see opening hours slashed at seven others, as Geelong's council cuts costs to help "stay afloat" amid financial pressures.

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Call for Victorian Liberals to be 'united and outward looking' after Moira Deeming expulsion

After Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto described the expulsion of Moira Deeming as a "turning point" in his plan to reform the Liberals' party room, state president Greg Mirabella joins calls for unity.

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Victorian Liberals say Moira Deeming is a symptom of a much bigger problem

It was a small group of people who secured the MP’s entry to parliament. Insiders believe that represents an existential issue

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Councils call off drag storytime and LGBTQ+ events in Victoria after far-right threats

Drag performer who had four IDAHOBIT events cancelled said councils felt they could not create a safe environment

The Guardian - AU

Victoria to review child protection laws as minister apologises for removal of Indigenous children

Lizzie Blandthorn says giving parents two years to reform their lives before losing children is a ‘blunt instrument’

The Guardian - AU

The Award for Social Impact announces its 2023 shortlist

The ArchitectureAU Award for Social Impact shortlist has been announced, recognising over 30 practices prioritising social benefits

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Afternoon Update: Liberal turmoil in Victoria and Tasmania; Jarryd Hayne sentenced; and Australia’s first GM fruit

Controversial MP Moira Deeming expelled from Victorian Liberal party room

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Victorian Liberal MPs vote to expel Moira Deeming after stoush with leader John Pesutto

Rebel Victorian MP Moira Deeming has been expelled from the parliamentary Liberal Party after a meeting of MPs this morning, with Renee Heath ditched as partyroom secretary.

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Racism is contributing to unsubstantiated child protection reports, Victorian commission hears

Department says only about 40% of notifications regarding First Nations people qualify for investigation

The Guardian - AU

Driver three times over the alcohol limit sentenced to six and a half years in prison over Red Cliffs crash

A drink driver who was left with a traumatic brain injury has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to two charges relating to a 2019 crash that killed his passenger at Red Cliffs in north-west Victoria.

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School camps on chopping block in Victoria in wake of time in lieu arrangements for teachers, staff shortage

Principals in Victoria say they're doing everything they can to keep the tradition of school camps going — including attending the camps themselves.

The Conversation

At times devastating, always powerful: new SBS drama Safe Home looks at domestic violence with nuance, integrity and care

Phoebe Rook (Aisha Dee) is a 20-something starting work as communications specialist for the Family Violence Legal Service, a state-wide community centre providing free legal assistance for people escaping domestic and family violence in Victoria.

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Police Find A Missing Woman Stranding In The Dense Australian Bushland

A woman was stranded for five days who only survived on wine and lollipops when her car got stuck in the mud taking a wrong turn.

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Community group challenges Victoria's energy minister in court over Western Renewables Link

The Moorabool and Central Highlands Power Alliance says an order by Minister Lily D'Ambrosio to fast-track major transmission line projects is not valid.

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Barry Humphries to be farewelled in Sydney instead of home city Melbourne

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews confirms Barry Humphries's family has chosen Sydney as the city for the entertainer's service, despite him being born in Melbourne.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Labor criticised for lack of ambition on gas tax; freezing weather; and how to actually save money

Government’s gas tax only ‘tinkering around the edges’, David Pocock says; Victoria police apologise for systemic racism within force

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Jockey Dean Holland remembered at funeral as loving father and 'gentleman of the sport'

After his shock death at a Victorian racetrack, Dean Holland is remembered at his funeral as a doting father and loving partner with a cheeky grin and lust for life.

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Nursing graduates to get up to $12,000 for HECS-HELP university debts if they work in country WA

The WA government will pay $12,000 towards the university fees of nursing and midwifery graduates who agree to work in regional parts of the state.

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Cold front delivers snow and hail to large parts of Australia, with more cold weather to come

A cold front brings icy weather, snow and hail to large swathes of the country, with some places clocking record cold temperatures for May. The BOM is warning the cold snap isn't over yet.

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Victorian chief commissioner apologises for treatment of Indigenous people by police at Yoorrook inquiry

Victoria's police chief Shane Patton apologises for actions that have traumatised Indigenous people at the state's truth-telling inquiry. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains images and names of people who have died.

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Victoria’s police chief apologises for systemic racism and discrimination against Indigenous Australians

Shane Patton acknowledges at Yoorrook commission the police uniform is a symbol of fear for some First Nations people

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