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Cleo Smith’s mother Ellie Smith and partner Jake Gliddon.
Missing person

‘Someone has to know’: Mum of missing Cleo Smith pleads for information on her little girl

Ellie Smith opens up on her family’s nightmare wait for news on the whereabouts of her four-year-old daughter, who went missing from a remote beach camp in WA.

  • by Peter de Kruijff
Protestors outside The Park Hotel in Carlton earlier this year.
Coronavirus pandemic

Burns victim among refugees testing positive in detention hotel

  • by Bianca Hall and Cassandra Morgan
Michelle Darragh has been remembered as a loving mother, sister and daughter.
Crime

Former partner charged with murdering mother of two

  • by David Estcourt and Simone Fox Koob
Premier Daniel Andrews and Marlene Kairouz.
ALP

Labor dissidents mull appeal after court supports branch takeover

  • by Paul Sakkal
RMIT takes a punt on Peggy O’Neal as chancellor amid turbulent times
Education

RMIT takes a punt on Peggy O’Neal as chancellor amid turbulent times

  • by Adam Carey
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Politics

Prep students Aeyana and Nancy are back at school as lockdown 6.0 ends.
Melbourne reopens

‘When will it end?’: Preps pop burning questions on COVID

After almost a term of remote learning, teachers say the social and psychological transition back to the classroom might take time.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan and Adam Carey
Hussein Haraco has been accused of pocketing thousands of dollars in taxpayer grants.
IBAC Labor inquiry

IBAC appearance of community leader accused of pocketing $75,000 pushed back

Somali Australian Council of Victoria founder Hussein Haraco has been handed a temporary medical exemption, as IBAC heard taped calls of factional leaders discussing plans to “go racism” in response to questions from reporters.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Banyule Mayor Rick Garotti testifying at IBAC on Monday.
IBAC Labor inquiry

As it happened: Community organisation allegedly pocketed $100,000 in grants

  • by Tammy Mills and Sumeyya Ilanbey
This rare 1923 Wurlitzer theatre organ is about to be moved to its original home, the Capitol Theatre in Swanston Street, Melbourne. Scott Harrison plays with Ruby Page singing Georgia on my Mind.
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Melbourne

A rare 1920s organ will move to the Capital Theatre

Nazih Elasmar, President of the Legislative Council
IBAC Labor inquiry

Senior Labor MP ‘paid for party memberships’, IBAC inquiry told

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey

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