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The Turnbull government strips a second Melbourne council of its right to host citizenship ceremonies after it voted to stop holding citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day.
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Family pays tribute to mother found dead in Kew home
A second Melbourne council has voted to cancel citizenship ceremonies on January 26, and celebrate Australia Day events on another day. Vision courtesy: Channel 7's Sunrise.
Two people were found dead inside this Kew home. Photo: Chris Hopkins
The exact circumstances surrounding the deaths are yet to be determined but police say they are not currently looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
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Police outside the house in Kew. Photo: Chris Hopkins
A large number of detectives were seen entering the property about 5.30pm.
A woman with two young children was seen being escorted by detectives to the property.
One woman standing near the police line appeared distressed and when asked if she knew the people who lived at the home, tearfully replied "no comment".
More friends of the pair arrived at the property about 6.30pm.
One woman was heard telling detectives "I tried to help him". A man and woman said they knew the couple but "weren't allowed to comment".
Cars including a Lotus and a late-model BMW convertible are parked in the driveway of the home.
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