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    'Second peak': Victoria records 41 more cases of coronavirus

    'Second peak': Victoria records 41 more cases of coronavirus

    The 41 additional cases in the past 24 hours is the largest single-day increase in almost three months and has health officials concerned.

    • by Paul Sakkal

    As it happened: Melbourne emergency department nurse tests positive

    As it happened: Melbourne emergency department nurse tests positive

    Contact tracing is being carried out after a Melbourne nurse tested positive to coronavirus. Meanwhile, India has passed 500,000 infections while China sees a rise.

    • by Roy Ward

    Landlords tipped to claim billions more in tax losses as homes sit vacant

    With some tenants struggling to pay rent the flow-on effect is likely to be more negatively geared investors.

    Australia's 2 million landlords will miss out on billions of dollars in rental income over the next two years as tenants struggle to pay, with housing market researchers suspecting many more property investors will claim a financial loss.

    • by Jennifer Duke

    Shots fired outside Moonee Ponds restaurant popular with gangland figures

    Police are investigating a shooting into a restaurant and car on Friday night.

    Diners at a packed Moonee Ponds restaurant were none-the-wiser when shots were fired into the back of it and into a car nearby on Friday night. 

    • by Chris Vedelago and Nicole Precel

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    Sam Gellie, happy and at home after lifesaving surgery.

    A brave boy and a medical miracle

    Sam's joy and happy energy belie his bravey through life-changing Australian-first surgery.

    • by Clint Stanaway
    Lachie Plowman.

    Carlton have the edge in a see-sawing affair with Essendon

    The Blues are in control going into the third quarter, but Jack Silvagni is out with an apparent rib injury. Gold Coast host winless Fremantle.

    • by Ronny Lerner
    'No exceptions': Facebook finally caves to pressure over Trump posts

    'No exceptions': Facebook finally caves to pressure over Trump posts

    Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will now flag or ban content containing hate-speech or misinformation, including from President Donald Trump.

    Michael Mammone, 47.

    Man, 47, identified after being found dead in south-eastern suburbs car park

    Police have released an image of Michael Mammone in the hope that someone can help the investigation.

    • by Paul Sakkal and Simone Fox Koob
    Grand mum Nancy Brown, Anthony Morris, wife Mel O'Reilly and their kids Harvey and Darcy who join extended family every year for an Easter Sunday picnic by the tree on the oak lawn.

    Amid the mourning, new life for one of Melbourne's most-loved trees

    The Royal Botanic Gardens' old white oak, which fell late last year, will live on as a meeting place.

    • by Zach Hope
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    AFL 2020

    Dustin Martin tackles Zak Jones.

    Desperate Tigers well off the pace: Hardwick

    • by Anthony Colangelo
    an Butler of the Saints is congratulated by his teammates after kicking a goal during the Round 4 AFL match between the St Kilda Saints and the Richmond Tigers at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Saturday, June 27, 2020. (AAP Image/Scott Barbour) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

    Fearless Saints upset flailing Richmond

    St Kilda's win leaves defending premiers Richmond flailing and without a victory since the resumption of the 2020 season. 

    • by Anthony Colangelo
    Charlie Dixon

    Dixon stands tall as Port Adelaide remain undefeated

    Charlie Dixon dominated as Port Adelaide beat West Coast to continue their unbeaten AFL season on Saturday.

    Local

    Premier Daniel Andrews said Victoria was in the midst of a 'public health bushfire'.

    Andrews calls in the troops, then retreats

    For the first time in this pandemic, the Victorian government was uncertain of its next move.

    • by Chip Le Grand
    Investigation
    Dyson Heydon

    Dyson's 'dirty deeds': The public v private face of a 'sexual harasser'

    Former High Court judge Dyson Heydon has vehemently denied any wrongdoing.

    Eminent jurist, a loner, the Great Dissenter, a brilliant legal mind: former High Court justice Dyson Heydon's treatment of women tarnishes his legacy.

    • by Jacqueline Maley and Kate McClymont

    Wear face masks on public transport and while shopping, experts say

    Wear face masks on public transport and while shopping, experts say

    Victorian authorities are being urged to push the use of face masks on public transport and at other busy public spaces to slow the spread of coronavirus. 

    • by Melissa Cunningham

    'Dangerous situation': Victorian cases of COVID-19 with unknown source tap new high

    A person receives a COVID-19 test at a Coronavirus pop-up testing facility in Broadmeadows, Melbourne, Friday, June 26, 2020. Coronavirus pop-up testing facilities have been setup in residential streets throughout area's considered coronavirus hotspots following a spike in cases.  (AAP Image/James Ross) NO ARCHIVING

    Coronavirus infections with an unknown source are at their highest levels since the pandemic reached Victoria, placing the state in a 'dangerous situation'.

    • by Aisha Dow, Craig Butt and Melissa Cunningham

    Yarra Valley winery gutted by fire set to reopen

    Fire engulfed a restaurant at Balgownie Estate in Victoria's Yarra Valley on Thursday.

    A Yarra Valley vineyard gutted by fire is reopening, just in time for school holiday-goers hoping to traverse Victoria despite looming COVID-19 case rises.

    • by Nicole Precel

    Weekend reads

    With tours cancelled due to COVID-19, Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc have finally been able to spend some quality time together: “We get our solid four hours a night shooting each other playing Call of Duty,” says Healy.

    Howzat? Cricket's golden couple open up about life, love and iso living

    Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc first met in primary school, where they shared wicketkeeping duties. They discuss how they balance their relationship with their schedule and the annual award they both covet.

    • by Konrad Marshall
    Ken and Norma Phillips: "From when we married, it was always in our minds that we would foster. If you can give other kids love and affection, why wouldn’t you?"

    After fostering more than 100 kids, this couple is now supporting each other through cancer

    From the moment they met in a canning factory in 1962, Ken and Norma Phillips have known they always wanted to be together.

    • by Rachel Nowak

    Politics

    ABC managing director David Anderson sent a proposal to Communications Minister Paul Fletcher outlining what the broadcaster could do if the indexation freeze was lifted.

    ABC plan to expand regional coverage was ignored and kept secret

    An ABC plan to expand its regional coverage if the federal government reversed budget cuts was ignored and kept secret from National Party MPs.

    • by Rob Harris and Zoe Samios

    Business

    Genomics has been in the spotlight as global projects turn their focus to COVID-19.

    COVID-19 spotlight prompts calls for genomics roadmap

    US biotech Illumina says it sees big potential in Australia, as research COVID-19 and serious diseases puts global companies in spotlight.

    • by Emma Koehn

    World

    People queue up prior to visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The iconic landmark reopened on Thursday after its longest closure since WWII.

    Europe prepares to reopen to foreign travellers, including Australians

    The bloc's draft in-and-out list reflects an assessment of how well other countries have managed to control their outbreaks.

    • by Michael Birnbaum and Quentin Ariès
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    Opinion

    Collingwood and Richmond players take a knee on Thursday night.

    Our China spy law bares its teeth with raid on Labor MP

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    Investor beats first-home buyers at Northcote auction, drops $1,172,000

    Investor beats first-home buyers at Northcote auction, drops $1,172,000

    A fresh outbreak of the coronavirus did not deter keen buyers in affected local government areas, with six bidders keen on a two-bedroom terrace.

    • by Jim Malo
    Is this our last chance to create a truly liveable Melbourne?

    Is this our last chance to create a truly liveable Melbourne?

    Think of the 'postcard test', one expert suggests. Would you put the neighbourhood where you live on a postcard and send it home to Mum?

    • by Jemimah Clegg
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    Life & Culture

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and Zegna bag.

    Will we ever dress up again?

    Some of the most interesting moments in fashion history have come after extreme disruptions, just look at the shimmering, liberated flappers of the 1920s.

    • by Annie Brown

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    Sport

    an Butler of the Saints is congratulated by his teammates after kicking a goal during the Round 4 AFL match between the St Kilda Saints and the Richmond Tigers at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Saturday, June 27, 2020. (AAP Image/Scott Barbour) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

    Fearless Saints upset flailing Richmond

    St Kilda's win leaves defending premiers Richmond flailing and without a victory since the resumption of the 2020 season. 

    • by Anthony Colangelo
    Howe

    Howe hopeful his season is not over after knee injury

    Collingwood will be without a vital cog in their line-up next week against Essendon as Jeremy Howe recovers from a significant knee injury. The defender is hopeful his season is not over.

    • by Peter Ryan
    Cameron Munster has a knee injury that will be assessed.

    Storm secure Sunshine Coast base but wait on Munster injury

    Melbourne Storm will temporarily set up camp on the Sunshine Coast, but they won't know more about Cameron Munster's knee injury until Sunday.

    • by Roy Ward
    Lachie Plowman.

    AFL 2020 Live Updates: Carlton Blues have the edge in see-sawing affair with Essendon Bombers

    The Saturday night double-header sees Essendon face old rivals Carlton at the MCG and the red-hot Gold Coast host winless Fremantle at Metricon Stadium.

    • by Ronny Lerner
    Simon Hill.

    Australian football's voice weakened by Hill, Foster exits

    Within the space of 72 hours, the two voices behind the Socceroos' finest moment announced they were leaving their jobs at Fox Sports and SBS.

    • by Vince Rugari
    The Chinese government has denied claims by NBA commissioner Adam Silver (above) that he was asked to fire Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey.

    Sixteen COVID cases as NBA admits risks over Florida 'bubble'

    Even as the NBA was unveiling its schedule for the conclusion of the regular season, commissioner Adam Silver admitted that the league's "bubble" can't be made totally safe from the pandemic.

    Charlie Dixon

    Dixon stands tall as Port Adelaide remain undefeated

    Charlie Dixon dominated as Port Adelaide beat West Coast to continue their unbeaten AFL season on Saturday.

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