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AFL Grand Final: Interstate and International Fans Flock to Melbourne

Ahead of Saturday's AFL grand final between Geelong and the Brisbane Lions, fans are traveling to Melbourne from across Australia and internationally, with some securing flights months in advance and others facing significantly higher prices for last-minute bookings.

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Waterside Hotel Reopens After $27 Million Redevelopment

The historic Waterside Hotel in Melbourne, once dubbed "the dirtiest pub", has reopened after a five-year, $27 million rebuild, transforming into a seven-story venue with multiple bars and restaurants.

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Three Men Charged Over Melbourne Factory Firebombing

Three men have been charged with arson and car theft related to a May 27 firebombing at an El Dorado Contractors factory in Derrimut, Melbourne, part of a broader investigation into construction industry intimidation.

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Melbourne youth gang violence: Two teenagers murdered, sparking debate over crime prevention

The fatal stabbing of two teenage boys in Melbourne has reignited debate over youth gang crime, prompting calls for tougher sentences and increased funding for prevention programs.

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Victoria to Explore Enhanced Police Powers After Fatal Stabbings

Following the fatal stabbing of two teenage boys in Melbourne, Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan announced the government will explore granting police additional powers to combat violent crime, while acknowledging the need for community-based solutions.

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Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Attack on Indigenous Camp

Thomas Sewell, leader of the National Socialist Network, was denied bail after being charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Aboriginal burial ground and protest site.

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Australian Property Market Shows Divergence: Double-Digit Price Drops in Select Suburbs

Over the past five years, several Australian suburbs, primarily in Melbourne and Sydney, experienced double-digit declines in property prices, defying the overall market trend; this is largely attributed to oversupply of investor-grade units and rising mortgage rates.

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Seven Teenagers Charged with Double Murder in Melbourne

Seven teenagers have been charged with murder following the stabbing deaths of 15-year-old Dau Akueng and 12-year-old Chol Achiek in Melbourne's west on September 6th, allegedly attacked while walking home from a basketball game by masked assailants.

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Taqueria Sin Nombre": New Taco Venue Opens in Melbourne Chinatown

Dingo Ate My Taco, a popular Melbourne taco truck, opened a new brick-and-mortar restaurant, Taqueria Sin Nombre, in Chinatown this month, featuring a rotating menu of unique tacos and Mexican-inspired dishes.

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Fitzroy North's Piedimonte's grocer faces sale to supermarket chain after laneway sale blocked

Yarra City Council rejected the sale of a laneway crucial to Piedimonte's redevelopment plans, potentially leading to the sale of the iconic grocer to a major supermarket chain.

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Clifton Hill Auction Sees Strong Competition for Inner-City Property

A two-bedroom Clifton Hill house sold for $1,455,000 at auction, exceeding the reserve price by $105,000, highlighting strong demand in the inner north Melbourne suburb.

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Australian Housing Market: Overpriced Listings Cause Delays

Nationally, old home listings (over 180 days) in Australia increased by 6.7 percent in August 2024 compared to the previous year, primarily due to sellers overpricing their properties, while new listings decreased slightly in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.

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