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New gas platform
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Ute travelling 120kph before crashing
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Two men were seriously hurt when a bus and truck crashed in Victoria's east. Kellie Lazzaro reports.
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A Melbourne couple has lost a case against a Canberra obstetrician who they were suing for the wrongful birth of one of their twin girls.
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An anti pipeline group vows to continue to fight against the pipeline as State Political Reporter, Kate Thwaites reports.
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Kellie Lazzaro reports on calls by Somali women to have the African narcotic khat, banned in Australia.
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Kellie Lazzaro reports on the 'Charlotte' medal, which sold at auction for $750.000
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Victoria's Sustainability Commissioner has criticised the State Government for not concentrating enough on public transport. Kate Thwaites reports.
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Gerard Whateley asks whether the practise of condeding behinds in the AFL should be outlawed.
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Watch a Stateline story about a new show of contemporary art at the National Gallery of Victoria called Look.
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Tiger Airways has announced plans to hire more staff at Melbourne Airport as Kate Thwaites reports.
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Brown coal power generators in the Latrobe Valley say it will be at least a decade before they can cut emissions as Cheryl Hall reports.
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Steve Bracks supports an anti-corruption commission for East Timor but not Victoria, as Josephine Cafagna reports.
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Sex abuse victims are distressed by the Catholic clergy's compensation scheme as Paul Kennedy reports.
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Anthony Foster talks to Tony Jones about the Church's response to the rape of his two daughters by a Melbourne priest.
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News Online: Sacked Melbourne Demons CEO Paul McNamee talks to ABC Radio's Ali Moore.
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News Audio: Jeff Kennett tells Marius Benson he is considering running for the position of Mayor of Melbourne.
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News Online: Gerard Vaughan of the National Gallery of Victoria talks to Ali Moore about the upcoming Dali exhibition.
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News Online: ABC Radio's Ali Moore speaks to Diane Iveson, a neighbour of a woman killed in a fire at Pyalong, in Victoria, overnight.
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News Online: A Victorian mayor says all states should consider stopping using Murray-Darling water for irrigation.
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News Audio: Anthony Foster, whose two daughters were raped by a Melbourne priest, is angry that he was not invited to the Pope's mass with abuse victims.
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News Online: Irish barrister Brendan Kilty talks about his plans to refurbish an Irish cottage as a memorial to the family of Ned Kelly.
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News Online: Myer CEO Bernie Brooks talks about the department store chain's expansion plans in the Middle East.
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Victoria's brown coal power stations have been given a temporary reprieve by the Federal Government's green paper on carbon trading.Sex abuse victims distressed by the Catholic Clergy's compensation system
In a major concession, a Melbourne bishop says his archdiocese may be willing to review its unique compensation scheme that caps payments for sex abuse victims in the Catholic Church.New 'Look' for the National Gallery of Victoria
Like many major public art galleries, the National Gallery of Victoria can display only a fraction of its vast collection at any one time.Steve Bracks advises: anti-corruption commission for East Timor, but not Victoria
There's been a reigniting of the debate over whether Victoria needs an anti-corruption commission following revelations by the ABC that former Premier Steve Bracks has recommended such a body be set up in East Timor.
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New job?
Jeff Kennett flags interest in a new career, after the AFL Grand Final.
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Scientists strike gold in Victoria
Scientists believe there is up to $32-billion worth of gold in parts of Victoria.
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Look at the NGV
A new show of contemporary art at the National Gallery of Victoria
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Brown coal power stations have been given a reprieve by the green paper on carbon trading.
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Corruption call
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Payouts to abuse victims through the Pell system are small compared to other compensation awards.
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- Saturday: Melbourne's Tamil community will gather to remember the victims of anti-Tamil violence in Sri Lanka.
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