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    Labor MP Bill Shorten delivers food to the Flemington Towers Government Housing complex.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Federal Labor MPs question state government's public housing lockdown

    Labor MPs Bill Shorten and Peter Khalil are concerned for the welfare of 3000 people public housing towers.

    • by Rob Harris
    Rory thought he was healthy, then suddenly he was about to die
    Illness

    Rory thought he was healthy, then suddenly he was about to die

    • by Nicole Precel
    'Jimmy', a Gladstone man who fought off a brown snake as he drove his ute on the Dawson Highway west of Calliope.
    Snakes

    Jimmy was driving at 100km/h when a deadly snake wrapped around him 

    • by Matt Dennien
    Frontline staff at many of Melbourne's major hospitals will now don surgical masks.
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    Coronavirus pandemic

    'Changing circumstances': Hospital workers told to wear masks

    • by Aisha Dow
    The Centrelink and Medicare offices in Abbotsford.
    Centrelink

    Future of Abbotsford Centrelink uncertain as union calls for answers

    • by Paul Sakkal
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    Politics

    In just 24 days, Melbourne has gone from looking forward to a return to 'normal life' to the reinstatement of stage three restrictions.
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    Coronavirus pandemic

    Return to lockdown - timeline

    In just 24 days, Melbourne has gone from looking forward to a return to 'normal life' to the reinstatement of stage three restrictions.

    Melissa Whelan worries about her grandmother, who lives in a separate tower on the Flemington estate and needs daily care.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Caring for gran in one tower not easy for granddaughter in another

    Melissa Whelan lives in one Flemington tower, her 80-year-old grandma in need of care lives in another.

    • by Clay Lucas
    Coastal towns are worried visitors could help spread the coronavirus, putting extra pressure on their health services.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Police to scan number plates, defence to support roadblocks as Melbourne locks down

    • by Bianca Hall and Erin Pearson
    Food left outside a lift at Melrose Street, North Melbourne, on Monday.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Department apologises for delays in getting food to tower residents

    • by Bianca Hall and Rachel Eddie
    Minister for Training and Skills Gayle Tierney with Premier Daniel Andrews at Holmesglen TAFE in 2018. The free TAFE initiative will be expanded.
    Education

    10,000 new free TAFE places funded as part of COVID-19 recovery plan

    • by Adam Carey

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    Education

    VicSRC student rep and year 12 student Mitch Sprague (second left) with siblings Maddison, Spencer and Mia.
    Education

    School break extended as state weighs return to remote learning

    • by Adam Carey and Madeleine Heffernan
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Senior students behind runaway COVID-19 cluster at Al-Taqwa College

    • by Adam Carey
    Education

    Moama school principal says hard border wall would force remote learning return

    • by Adam Carey

    Health

    Victoria's diligent healthcare workers are hampered by fundamental failings with the system.
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    Healthcare

    Politics lies at the heart of the Victorian Health Department's problems

    • by Lindsay Grayson
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    Coronavirus pandemic

    'Changing circumstances': Melbourne hospital workers told to don masks

    • by Aisha Dow
    Illness

    Rory thought he was healthy, then suddenly he was about to die

    • by Nicole Precel

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