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22 Oct 2014:Melbourne cemetery to be redeveloped to cater for birthdays, weddings and bar mitzvahs – as well as 8,500 more grave sites
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22 Oct 2014:
Inquest into 11-year-old's death hears poor police communication and lags in computer database system meant Greg Anderson may have slipped through the cracks
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22 Oct 2014:
Daniel Kelly: Victoria’s current ban on caged enclosures for mixed martial arts is putting fighters at a greater risk of harm
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21 Oct 2014:
Artist Jeff Makin climbs aboard as eight decorated art trams brighten up Melbourne's streets for the second year running
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20 Oct 2014: Senate inquiry told the commonwealth handed over funding for controversial road project without receiving a business model or cost-benefit analysis
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19 Oct 2014:
It's one of the most contentious infrastructure projects in the history of Australia – could Melbourne's East West Link tunnel swing the state election?
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19 Oct 2014: Households will have to pay up to $300 more a year but Grattan Institute says export boom behind the hikes is ‘too good to miss’
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19 Oct 2014: Ambitious vision, tragic themes and excellent performances combine in a piece of theatre as complex as the relationship between black and white Australia, writes Van Badham
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19 Oct 2014:
An estimated 70,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses from more than 60 countries took part in an international conference at Etihad Stadium over the weekend
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19 Oct 2014: Followers of the faith from more than 60 countries descend on Etihad Stadium for an international convention
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19 Oct 2014: Police charge Kyle Zandipour after attack on university student Joshua Hardy outside McDonald’s on St Kilda Road
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19 Oct 2014:
From urban grasslands sprouting on the state library steps to Carsten Höller’s golden mirror carousel at NGV, the best of the art at Melbourne festival
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18 Oct 2014: The sweet smell of American barbecue smoke that’s been hanging in the air looks set to dissipate
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18 Oct 2014: As a film about the scene’s 1970s heyday is released, Australians are keeping northern soul alive in the southern hemisphere, writes Pete Smith
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16 Oct 2014:
Cartoonist says he was not given reason for cancellation but presumes it is ‘commercial reality’ of ‘slash-and-burn climate’
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