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Environmental protection
Supreme court halts controversial roadworks for three weeks
Controversial Western Highway roadworks have been halted for a further three weeks after a Victorian Supreme Court hearing was told Djab Wurrung traditional owners believed the removal of culturally-significant trees would contravene the Aboriginal Heritage Act and human rights laws.
- by Miki Perkins
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LGBT
Push to move Pride out of Perth as Zempilas apologises for 'radio banter gone wrong'
- by Marta Pascual Juanola, Nathan Hondros and Fran Rimrod
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AFL 2020
Balme looks off-limits as Dons seek experienced new football chief
- by Daniel Cherny and Michael Gleeson
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Politics
Sally Capp on track to retain the keys to Melbourne Town Hall
Sally Capp is hoping to retain the title of lord mayor in the City of Melbourne, with 62,300 votes counted and less than a week to go until results are declared.
- by Bianca Hall and Rachel Eddie
Let the children play, say long-closed centres with no reopening date
Play centres fall into the same category as theatres, cinemas, amusement parks, casinos and even brothels – they have no set reopening date.
- by Clay Lucas
MP-led inquiry to investigate contact tracing 'failures'
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey and Paul Sakkal
Open NSW to Victoria now, say federal and state MPs, Qantas, truckies
- by Clay Lucas and Lucy Cormack
Despite widespread relief at hospitality reopening, now the real work begins
- by Bianca Hall and Zach Hope
Crime & Courts
Push for law change allowing sexual assault survivors to self-identify
- by Adam Cooper and Noel Towell
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Education
Graduations are go but green light comes too late for many students
- by Adam Carey and Louise Blair-West
Health
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