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Two bodies found in Maribyrnong River not linked, police say

Homicide detectives will investigate the death of a woman whose body was found wrapped in plastic. But police say the death of a man also found in the river is not believed to be suspicious.

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola
Victorian primary students busy in the school garden.
Education

Virtual school enrolments surge as absenteeism and refusal rates climb

  • by Alex Crowe
The foyer of the Royal Children’s Hospital, which will be home to a new school for students from prep to year 12.
Education

From bedside to classroom: hospital school for state’s youngest patients

  • by Caroline Schelle
All Victoria Police data spills are referred to the privacy watchdog, the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner.
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Victoria Police

Police data management under fire after decade of device losses

  • by David Estcourt
What happens if you don’t tap off your myki? We have the answer for you.
Public transport

No tap and a $296 whack: Victoria’s myki fines among the world’s harshest

  • by Patrick Hatch
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Premier Jacinta Allan announcing on Monday that she had asked Labor officials to suspend the CFMEU from her party’s state branch.
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Allan wants CFMEU temporarily banished from Victorian Labor

The premier said she had “deep disgust” for alleged behaviour within the union in her first public remarks since the resignation of CFMEU secretary John Setka.

  • by Broede Carmody and Rachel Eddie
Premier Jacinta Allan announcing a tunnelling contract for the Suburban Rail Loop on Monday.
Public transport

Jacinta Allan has some time to delay airport rail, but not for long

Why has a popular project to connect Melbourne to the airport by rail and invest in the western suburbs become a political quagmire?

  • by Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie
Russell Hill’s daughter Debbie. She believes Juries should have more access to evidence.
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Inside the campers’ murder trial: A daughter’s perspective

  • by John Silvester
Premier Jacinta Allan have to oversee a compromise on youth justice among her party.
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Crime

Compromise will be key for Allan to manage youth crime

  • by Annika Smethurst
Premier Jacinta Allan on Thursday.
Crime

‘Everything is on the table’: Premier to meet police, courts on youth crime

  • by Rachel Eddie, Kieran Rooney and Annika Smethurst

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