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Victorian musicians still grappling with the sting of the global pandemic call for revellers' return

The "long tail" of the pandemic will continue to weaken Victoria's live music industry unless it can work on a "strategic partnership" to keep musicians on stage and venue doors open, a new report says.

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Premier yet to respond to Vic 000 failure

A second Victorian government minister has apologised over the state's triple-zero call service crisis during COVID-19, but the premier has been silent so far.

AAP

One-in-eight women working in emergency services experienced sexual harassment, Victorian report says

Audit finds harassment most frequent in male-dominated frontline sectors such as transport and emergency services

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Victims of violent crime forced to wait for forensic examinations in Victoria due to 'dire' shortage of doctors

Some victims of violent crime in Victoria are waiting more than a day for examinations due to a shortage of forensic officers. Experts says the system is in crisis and the delays risk causing further harm to people already reeling from life-changing trauma.

ABC News

Australians lose $11.4b through pokies

An analysis of pokie machine data has found Australians lost billions of dollars to gambling machines in the past year.

AAP

Exotic bee parasite braula fly detected in NSW as fight against varroa mite continues

As the fight against varroa mite continues, wingless braula fly has been found in honey bee hives for the first time in the state following a detection last month in Victoria.

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Fresh legal action over brumby cull

The Australian Brumby Alliance is launching fresh legal action against Parks Victoria over a brumby cull in regional Victoria.

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Victorian Liberal MP urges UN to investigate youth justice facilities over ‘serious breaches’ of human rights

Matt Bach has written to UN subcommittee about the ‘systematic’ isolation of youth detainees he says contravenes international law

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Melbourne University's Going Rural Health initiative gives students taste of working in country

A program supporting healthcare students to do their clinical work experience in the regions could be the lure for a career in regional Victoria.

ABC News

Two killed in motor race accident at Rainbow Desert Enduro in Victoria's north-west

Two people die in a horror crash at an off-road endurance motor race in Victoria's north-west.

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White Night spectacle lights up Bendigo's rich history as thousands flock to show

White Night returned to Bendigo last night, sending displays onto the regional city's Victorian architecture that highlighted its gold mining, Chinese, and First Nations history.

ABC News

Research suggests it is easier than ever for criminals to get guns illegally in Australia

Criminals with connections to the underworld are able to access guns within 30 minutes of leaving prison, according to a Deakin University study.

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Cursed Thunderstorm Asthma Is Set To Hit Victorians Again This Spring So Start Your Prep ASAP

My beef with grass and pollen season continues.

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More than 30 deaths linked to delays at Victoria’s overloaded triple-zero service

Emergency services ‘simply did not have sufficient ambulance call-takers’, with one caller waiting more than 76 minutes, review finds

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Ballarat business joins Supreme Court class action against Victorian government

More than 1,300 businesses have registered in hope of getting compensation from the Victorian government in a class action.

AAP

'Unacceptable' delays for Vic 000 calls

Victoria's Inspector-General for Emergency Management has released his long-awaited review of triple zero call answering times during the coronavirus pandemic.

ABC News

Forty years ago, Goanna's Solid Rock took Indigenous rights to the masses

How a musician from south-west Victoria travelled into the heart of Australia, and came back with "one of the most important songs ever written".

Newcastle Herald

AFL Premiership Cup visits Maitland as homegrown hero Heeney's Swans beat Demons

Aussie Rules' holy grail the AFL Premiership Cup called into Maitland on Thursday as part of a national tour ending at the MCG on grand final day on Saturday, September 24. Swans fans will be taking it as an omen with Maitland born Sydney Swans star Isaac Heeney and his…

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Chinese man's family in Australia says quest for justice led to him being jailed

Shi Boyu, an Australian permanent resident living in Victoria, believes his father has been charged with bribery in retribution for accusing Chinese authorities of corruption.

The Guardian - AU

Disability royal commission hears of abuse, neglect and fraud in supported residential system

Victorian facility did not breach legislation for failing to afford woman dignity by declaring she was no longer technically a resident because she had died

The Guardian - AU

‘Million megawatt smile’: Friends pay tribute to Victorian MP Jane Garrett at state memorial service

Former Labor minister described as one of the state’s ‘most respected daughters’

AAP

Five-year jail terms in animal laws pitch

Victorians are being encouraged to have their say about proposed animal care laws which would see serious cruelty punished by up to five years in prison.

ABC News

Class action launched on behalf of anti-mining protesters who were capsicum sprayed by Victoria Police

Lawyers say the use of capsicum spray by Victoria Police against anti-mining protesters at a demonstration in Melbourne in 2019 was unlawful and excessive.

AAP

Protesters sue Vic gov over capsicum spray

A class action has been filed in the Victorian Supreme Court, accusing police of inappropriately dousing protesters in capsicum spray at a 2019 demonstration.

The Canberra Times

Will work from home changes bring more workers back to the CBD?

Ballarat CBD businesses will be watching GovHub keenly in the weeks to come to see what impact the change of COVID work from home rules will have on the underutilised building. On Thursday Victorians were encouraged to return to the office, with the government lifting its work from home recommendation.…

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