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Vic premier walks back third jab mandate

Victoria's premier says it could be "impractical" to mandate three COVID-19 jabs under the state's vaccinated economy, as elective surgery is set to resume.

AAP

New ACM magazine for inner-east Melbourne

ACM owner Antony Catalano returns to the Melbourne publishing market with the launch of Inner East ReView magazine.

The Canberra Times

Parliament debates character test bill – as it happened

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Melbourne's Lincoln Square separates two groups of Afghan refugees. Only one of them is allowed outside to enjoy it

Jameela and Wajahad both fled the Taliban but, while Jameela can enjoy this Melbourne park with her family, Wajahad can only look on from behind a small locked window.

ABC News

Return to Oz — how to maximise your (long-awaited) trip Down Under

Australia is re-opening (at last) — but where to begin? From vineyards to dreamy beaches, Lizzie Pook has a guide

Evening Standard

Legendary Melbourne Venue The Curtin Hotel Is Closing Down In Nov, So Pour One Out In Memoriam

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Novak Djokovic will not defend Wimbledon or French Open if mandatory jabs required

The Serbian was deported from Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open last month amid concerns over his vaccine status.

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'Anti-vaxxer' Novak Djokovic would rather miss more tennis than take Covid-19 vaccine

World No.1 tennis star Novak Djokovic missed last month's Australian Open in Melbourne after immigration minister Alex Hawkes personally intervened to cancel his visa

Daily Mirror

India driving force of Quad, says White House

‘The two countries will collaborate in new domains such as health, space, cyberspace’

The Hindu

Fitzroy Residents Say They’re ‘Tortured’ By One Nightclub’s Noise Despite Living In Fkn Fitzroy

Melbourne's Rainbow House Club is fighting with neighbours and council to be able to extend its hours but "loud bass music" is an issue.

Pedestrian.tv

Sky Blues ALW challenge excites Victory

Melbourne Victory's Maja Markovski hopes to put an end to Sydney FC's unbeaten run when they host the A-League Women leaders on Wednesday evening.

AAP

Cheese company fined over putrid spill

A cheese company has been fined after putrid rotting milk was sent with waste water from their Melbourne factory into a local creek.

AAP

Police appealing for information after suspected Melbourne road rage incident caught on camera

Authorities said four e-scooter riders were involved in a verbal altercation with a pedestrian, who got into a yellow Ford and began chasing the riders.

ABC News

Melbourne man charged with murder

A Melbourne man has been charged with murder, four days after a woman's body was found in her home.

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Man arrested over Melbourne death

A man has been arrested over the death of a woman in Melbourne's southeast.

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Vic dog neglected due to financial strain

A German Shepherd was left in appalling condition in Melbourne because his owner couldn't afford medical treatment.

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Inquest begins into Vic child deaths

An inquest has begun in Melbourne investigating the deaths of four children whose families were involved with child protection services.

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Secret’s out: Yarra’s Edge is Melbourne’s chicest riverfront dining precinct

From ritual morning coffees to sunset cocktails with the Melbourne skyline as your backdrop. Here’s why Yarra’s Edge is a dining precinct worth discovering

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Daily Mirror

Nick Kyrgios admits to self-harming as he opens up on mental health struggles

Nick Kyrgios has opened up on his self-harming struggles three weeks on from his Australian Open men's doubles victory in Melbourne.

The Hindu

Jaishankar lauds Indian community's key role in shaping positive image in Australia

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on February 13 met the Indian community in Melbourne and appreciated their key role in shaping the country’s positive image in Australia and in the new phase of bilateral ties.

AAP

Pucovski to rest before call on future

Will Pucovski has left Cricket Victoria's squad to return to Melbourne as the luckless batter looks to rest after the 11th concussion of his promising career.

Reuters

Australia evacuates embassy in Kyiv, calls on China to speak up for Ukraine

Australia said on Sunday it was evacuating its embassy in Kyiv as the situation on the Russia-Ukraine border deteriorated quickly, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison calling on China to not remain "chillingly silent" on the crisis.

AAP

Fathers leap into daddy-daughter ballet

A series of daddy-daughter ballet performances are being held in Melbourne this weekend.

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United down Perth in NBL finals rematch

Melbourne United have recorded a statement 93-87 win at home over NBL championship rivals Perth after holding off a late surge.

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GWS avoid unwanted record in AFLW defeat

GWS didn't register a score until the final three minutes of their 37-point hammering from AFLW premiership contenders Melbourne at Casey Fields.

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