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Murderer who tortured Adelaide woman Tracy Muzyk to be released from prison within months

One of five people convicted over the horrific and torturous murder of young Adelaide woman Tracy Muzyk in 1996 will be eligible for release from jail in two months, after South Australia's Supreme Court set a new non-parole period.

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In-form Short takes Vics past NSW in Sheffield Shield

Victoria have batted through day two to build a 61-run lead over winless NSW with four wickets in hand in their Sheffield Shield clash in Albury.

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Interest rate rises to delay Vic, NSW surplus returns

Higher borrowing costs would slow budgets returning to surplus in Australia's two most populous states, an independent credit agency has warned.

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Councils brace for Commonwealth Games cost

Victorian councils due to host 2026 Commonwealth Games events have played down concerns about the pressure on their balance sheets from fast-rising expenses.

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Drug kingpin Tony Mokbel rushed to hospital from prison

Drug kingpin Tony Mokbel has been rushed to hospital from Barwon prison in Victoria after feeling unwell, four years after a traumatic brain injury.

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Victorian crime boss Tony Mokbel taken from prison to hospital

Convicted drug trafficker and crime boss Tony Mokbel has been taken to hospital from Victoria's maximum-security Barwon Prison for unknown reasons.

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Mother shares story of daughters' eating disorder battles as support services seek urgent funding

A regional Victorian mother who struggled to find help for two daughters with eating disorders backs calls for further funding and an expansion of support services.

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Aboriginal child deaths spark royal commission call

Deaths of Aboriginal children with links to Victorian child protection services could become the next stolen generation, a truth-telling commission has heard.

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Melbourne school showed ‘dereliction of duty’ to students alleging antisemitic discrimination, court told

Final submissions heard in federal court case after school’s leadership and teachers deny claims of bullying

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Victorian becomes second person charged over Glenn Holton's alleged murder in Edwardstown

Police say a Victorian man has been arrested over the fatal shooting of Glenn Holton in Adelaide late last year .

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Victoria police chief warns officers they’re not above the law after rise in disciplinary incidents

Shane Patton reveals 17 officers were dismissed in 2022, and says it is the ‘type of offending’ that is concerning

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Derryn Hinch urges supporters to 'maintain the rage' as he calls time on political party

The veteran broadcaster and politician says there is "no point" in the Derryn Hinch's Justice Party continuing to exist, after none of its MPs were returned in Victoria's November election.

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Toddler dies in hospital after Halls Gap car crash

A toddler is in the Royal Children's Hospital with critical injuries after a car hit a tree near Halls Gap in western Victoria this morning.

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Rajwinder Singh charged with murder over the death of Toyah Cordingley

Rajwinder Singh was flown to the tropical city from India via Victoria, where he appeared briefly in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Wednesday for an extradition hearing.

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Hughes injury adds to NSW blues against Victoria

Winless NSW struggled to post 203 before second-placed Victoria reached 1-15 at stumps on day one of the Sheffield Shield match in Albury.

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Family of Stolen Generations survivor Aunty Eunice Wright give evidence at Yoorrook Justice Commission

The family of Aunty Eunice Wright, a Stolen Generations survivor who died days before Victoria's reparations program was announced, tell the Yoorrrook Justice Commission her exclusion from the scheme is an injustice.

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Geelong development overhaul hopes to inject heartbeat into city that 'barely has a pulse'

Fewer car parks, more bike lanes and uninterrupted views are part of the development overhaul for Victoria's second-largest city, designed to drive population growth and inject colour into Geelong's "languishing" CBD.

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Edmund Rice Education Australia issues apology to parents at Victorian school for failing to meet obligations under child safe standards

A multi-billion-dollar body overseeing seven Catholic schools in Victoria has written to apologise to parents after receiving a notice that it has failed to carry out its obligations under child safe standards.

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Boy found hiding huge knife in his waistband at Victoria station

Officers arrested the teenager at the scene

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Geelong 'can't afford' to chip in for 2026 Commonwealth Games, councillor warns

A councillor from Victoria's second-biggest city warns Geelong will struggle to deliver on funding expectations for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, which will hold nine sports and the closing ceremony in the region.

AAP

Truth-telling inquiry to hear 'human toll' of injustice

Indigenous parents of removed children and ex-adult and youth prisoners will give evidence as Victoria's truth-telling inquiry returns for more public hearings.

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More than 200 cars deregistered over EV road user tax

The Victorian government has cancelled registrations for more than 200 vehicles as part of its low-emission vehicle road user charge being fought in court.

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Victoria won't follow Qld on pill-testing site trial

Premier Daniel Andrews has ruled out Victoria embarking on a pill-testing trial after Queensland flagged plans to roll out a site within the next six months.

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Lidia Thorpe’s Mardi Gras disruption is the latest in an ongoing debate about acceptable forms of protest at Pride

Independent senator for Victoria Lidia Thorpe’s temporary blocking of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday night has again brought to the surface discussion on the role of protest and police discretion.

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Billionaire's firm paid $250k fee to fringe Vic party

A company owned by racing identity Jonathan Munz paid a substantial membership fee to the Victorians Party before it bowed out of the state election.

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