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    Paramount worker fighting for life after nightclub 'incident'

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    Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding an incident outside a Northbridge nightclub which left a worker fighting for life and sent another man to hospital.

    • by Marta Pascual Juanola

    Tackle call on Essendon's Snelling wrong: AFL

    Will Snelling in action during the Bombers win over the Magpies on Friday night.

    The AFL has admitted that the free kick paid against Bomber Will Snelling for a dangerous tackle - which led to goal to Collingwood's Callum Brown in the final quarter - was a mistake.

    • by Jake Niall

    How hotel quarantine let COVID-19 out of the bag in Victoria

    Hotel quarantine breaches at the Rydges in Carlton (pictured) and the Stamford Plaza in the CBD have been identified as sources of outbreaks.

    When the Andrews government chose private security contractors to run hotel quarantine it knew it was putting lives in the hands of an industry known for its dysfunction.

    • by Ben Schneiders

    Hong Kong medic first to be charged with inciting secession, terrorism

    Barrister Laurence Lau, representing Tong Ying-kit (not pictured) who is accused of deliberately driving his motorcycle into a group of police officers, speaks to the media outside court in Kowloon, Hong Kong.

    And two hardline Beijing officials were named by China to "advise" and "supervise" a new national security policy committee headed by Carrie Lam.

    • by Viola Gaskell

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    Callum Sinclair will miss Saturday's clash with the West Coast Eagles on the Gold Coast.

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    Where the bloody hell now? $60b tourism sector fights for survival

    Where the bloody hell now? $60b tourism sector fights for survival

    No industry has been hit harder by COVID-19 than tourism. And the scary thing is, no one knows how long the pain will last.

    • by Patrick Hatch
    MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 29: A member of the ADF (Australian Defence Force) administers a COVID-19 test at Melbourne Showgrounds on June 29, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria has recorded 75 new coronavirus cases overnight, the state's fourth-highest single day rise since the start of the pandemic, while increased testing in Melbourne suburbs that have been identified as community transmission hotspots for coronavirus continues. Restrictions in Victoria have been tightened in response to the spike in new cases across the state with premier Daniel Andrews extending the current state of emergency for at least four weeks to allow police the power to enforce social distancing rules. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

    Coronavirus updates LIVE: Deputy CHO defend self-test kits for locked down suburbs 

    The uncomfortable test involves pushing a long swab to the back of the nose, a process difficult to administer to to oneself. 

    • by Roy Ward
    A man is detained by riot police during a demonstration this week after Beijing imposed the new national security law.

    'They can never take away our beliefs': Beijing's endgame to quash HK dissent

    From a Hong Kong jail cell, Australian-born Rebecca Louise Nunan urged her supporters to never give up hope despite Beijing's latest crackdown.

    • by Eryk Bagshaw
    Britain's Prince Andrew delivers a speech in Thailand last year. The US wants to speak to him about what he knew of Jeffrey Epstein's habits.

    Andrew 'was visitor to Epstein home before girl was raped': lawsuit

    Under mounting pressure, Prince Andrew is holed up at Royal Lodge, in crisis meetings with his "working group" of lawyers and public relations consultants.

    • by Robert Mendick, Hannah Furness and Josie Ensor
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    Claremont serial killer trial

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    Ciara Glennon: How her fight helped 'solve' Australia's longest running murder investigation

    In the wake of his daughter's disappearance, Denis Glennon said she had been brought up to "fight on". Two decades later, the state alleges she did just that, and in doing so, helped solve one of Australia's biggest murder mysteries.

    • by Heather McNeill
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    Jane Rimmer: How 'miraculous' discovery of body revealed clues to Claremont killer

    The finding of Jane Rimmer’s body in 1996 was the breakthrough Perth homicide detectives had been waiting for.

    • by Heather McNeill

    Western Australia

    Artist's impression of the new 32-storey tower.

    Tired CBD block gets green light for luxury tower despite neighbours' anger

    Construction in Perth will go ahead despite neighbours' fears the building will block their expensive views.

    • by Marta Pascual Juanola

    Former City of Perth councillor charged with fraud, forging records

    The City of Perth adds helpline to services for local residents.

    A former City of Perth councillor has been charged following a long-running inquiry into the dysfunctional council. 

    • by Marta Pascual Juanola

    WA wildlife department under fire over manager's photos with dead animals

    Photos from Jewell Crossberg's Facebook show him posing with dead wildlife. Picture: Facebook

    A WA department has come under fire from Esperance locals angry at photos of a recently appointed Parks and Wildlife manager posing with dead animals.

    • by Jacquelin Robson
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    Gosnells teen facing hundreds of child sex abuse charges bashed in prison

    The man has been charged with 208 offences.

    The 19-year-old man, believed to be part of a national online child exploitation ring, had his front teeth knocked out. 

    • by Daile Cross and Marta Pascual Juanola

    Perth astronomer's bizarre find raises new questions about gas giant planets

    An artist's illustration of the 'core' orbiting close to its sun.

    What lies beneath the clouds of Jupiter and Saturn? A backyard astronomer in Perth may have just helped find out.

    • by Liam Mannix

    Politics

    Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese and Labor candidate for Eden-Monaro Kristy McBain.

    Albanese says he has best candidate as Eden-Monaro goes down to the wire

    Labor leader Anthony Albanese says his party is coming from behind in Saturday's Eden-Monaro byelection.

    • by Rob Harris

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    Chinese students account for 60 per cent of all international students at Australia's top universities.
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    Australia risks squandering a lucrative export - and a diplomatic opportunity

    Historically, educational exchange in Western democracies has been seen as a way of transferring democratic values.

    • by Eryk Bagshaw

    World

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has laid the groundwork to stay in the Kremlin until 2036.

    The power of one: Putin settles in for an extended stay

    The Russian President's popularity has nosedived since the coronavirus pandemic but he could still control the Kremlin until 2036.

    • by Bevan Shields
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    The husband who gave his wife a house for a birthday present

    The husband who gave his wife a house for a birthday present

    'I thought we couldn't afford it,' she said, putting the grand home designed by a famous architect out of her mind. But a surprise was in store.

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    The town that built a house to raise money for struggling farmers

    The town that built a house to raise money for struggling farmers

    When the hammer comes down at the auction of a brand new house at the end of this month, the lucky buyer will get much more than a family home.

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    Callum Sinclair will miss Saturday's clash with the West Coast Eagles on the Gold Coast.

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    Dylan Shiel of the Bombers gets a kick away against Collingwood on Friday night.

    Dons overcome Collingwood challenge

    Essendon, pipped by one ancient foe last weekend, have scored the club's most significant and satisfying victory of the season to date, surviving a belated Collingwood surge to win a critical game.

    • by Jake Niall
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    Essendon trounce the Pies with pressure, good kicking

    Collingwood stumbled with inaccurate kicking for goal last week against GWS, while the Bombers were lucky to be in it until the end in defeat to Carlton. Both will be looking to head into their hubs next week and beyond with a final win in Victoria.

    • by Anthony Colangelo
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    More Victorian clubs to head to WA as COVID crisis bites AFL

    All round six matches will be played in either NSW or Queensland as the AFL reshapes the fixture to deal with the cororavirus outbreak in Victoria, with more teams set to head west in later rounds.

    • by Jon Pierik
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    Pause button could be pressed ahead of Melbourne return: McLachlan

    The Victorian clubs will head interstate for the immediate future but the league has not ruled out having a bye ahead of matches returning in Melbourne.

    • by Jon Pierik
    Washington has announced they are considering changing the team's name.

    After decades of protests, Washinton, NFL to consider changing the Redskins name

    Many consider the name to be a racist slur against Native Americans, with the team owner saying in 2013 the name would "never" change.

    • by Kevin Draper
    Greyhound owners and trainers will be given 16 years to meet new kennelling standards.

    Gone to the dogs: Why greyhound racing's new code is a complete crock

    Minister for Better Regulation Kevin Anderson insists the code will see greyhounds in NSW looked after better than anywhere in Australia. I call BS.

    • by Peter FitzSimons
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