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Asbestos material has been found in tanbark just off the path which runs along the Kororoit creek, Harris reserve, Altona North.
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City life

Three more parks investigated as asbestos reports continue to rise

The environmental regulator has revealed more reports of potential asbestos, this time in Williamstown, Altona and Sunshine West, with priority testing underway.

  • by Melissa Cunningham
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LGBTQ

Trans woman sues over ban from app created as female-only ‘safe space’

  • by Duncan Murray
Before his death, Jaylen Troy Priest suffered injuries including a skull fracture, brain swelling, fractured ribs and bruises.
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Crime

Stepfather accused of killing toddler to walk free

  • by Cloe Read
A coroner’s inquest is examining the circumstances surrounding the death of 16-year-old Cleveland Dodd.
Inquest

Unit 18 probationary guard given two hours’ notice before filling senior role, inquest told

  • by Aaron Bunch
Lachlan Young is accused of murdering ex-girlfriend Hannah McGuire.
Crime

Ex-boyfriend of Hannah McGuire appears in court charged with her murder

  • by Lachlan Abbott and Marta Pascual Juanola

Healthcare

The state government hopes its newest funding initiative will help children access vital health appointments.
Hospitals in crisis

Multimillion-dollar overhaul for WA children’s health services buckling under ‘unprecedented’ demand

In the past 10 years, referrals to Child Development Service paediatricians have risen by 132 per cent.

  • by Holly Thompson
Noah Souvatzis
Coroners Court of Victoria

Doctor’s regret over treatment of toddler who died after being discharged

Paul Bumford told a coroner he was on his first locum shift at Wangaratta hospital when he treated Noah Souvatzis and should have escalated his care to a more senior doctor.

  • by Erin Pearson
Many details of how sex offenders are managed remain secret.
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Disability

Sensors, escape-proof windows, 24-hour supervision: Inside a sex offender’s NDIS-funded home

  • by Chris Vedelago
Claire Hogan, 48, was diagnosed with cervical cancer after a routine test in 2023.
Women's health

Claire was dubious about this DIY test. It found a virus that causes cancer

  • by Megan Gorrey
Cassidi-Rae Amosa.
Pregnancy

At 21, Cassie had no idea she could have a stroke. Then it happened to her

  • by Angus Thomson
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