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A birthday boating excursion through Melbourne's Southbank turned sour after a group of girls were splashed with milk while passing under a bridge. The unknown assailant filmed himself dumping an entire bottle of milk on the four girls, completely soaking their clothing, belongings, and charcuterie board. Video of the aftermath, which has racked up nearly 8 million views on TikTok, has drawn criticism from social media users. "What goes through someone's head to think I'm gonna go buy some milk and ruin someone's day," one user said. "I'm so sorry that happened to you and ruined your afternoon."

A birthday boating excursion through Melbourne's Southbank turned sour after a group of girls were splashed with milk while passing under a bridge. The unknown assailant filmed himself dumping an entire bottle of milk on the four girls, completely soaking their clothing, belongings, and charcuterie board. Video of the aftermath, which has racked up nearly 8 million views on TikTok, has drawn criticism from social media users. "What goes through someone's head to think I'm gonna go buy some milk and ruin someone's day," one user said. "I'm so sorry that happened to you and ruined your afternoon."

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A neo-Nazi leader accused of leading a violent attack on an Aboriginal protest site has been heckled by a member of the public. Thomas Sewell faces multiple charges over the alleged assault at Melbourne’s Camp Sovereignty, now claiming that he was provoked. Outside the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, the heckler confronted Sewell over his views, calling him a racist and not “healthy for our country”.

A neo-Nazi leader accused of leading a violent attack on an Aboriginal protest site has been heckled by a member of the public. Thomas Sewell faces multiple charges over the alleged assault at Melbourne’s Camp Sovereignty, now claiming that he was provoked. Outside the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, the heckler confronted Sewell over his views, calling him a racist and not “healthy for our country”.

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1,191,348 views • 4 months ago

#BREAKING: Police are responding to reports of a brawl at a Mordialloc supermarket, with a large hostile group now gathered at the nearby pier. Officers say items are being thrown as they move to disperse the crowd, with public order police on scene. Specialist police units, including the Community Emergency Response Team, have been deployed to assist. No injuries have been reported at this stage as police work to restore order.

#BREAKING: Police are responding to reports of a brawl at a Mordialloc supermarket, with a large hostile group now gathered at the nearby pier. Officers say items are being thrown as they move to disperse the crowd, with public order police on scene. Specialist police units, including the Community Emergency Response Team, have been deployed to assist. No injuries have been reported at this stage as police work to restore order.

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1,592,515 views • 6 months ago

Video shows the dramatic moment police swarmed a service station in Truganina to arrest four people accused of being behind a string of serious offences across Melbourne's north and west. Police allege the group was involved in home invasions, aggravated burglaries and car thefts, and that their stolen vehicle rammed four police cars in an attempt to escape. Five people were arrested during the operation, with a sixth man arrested earlier in Werribee. Six people have now been charged over the alleged crime spree spanning Lalor, Tarneit and Truganina. Watch 10 News at 5pm for the full story.

Video shows the dramatic moment police swarmed a service station in Truganina to arrest four people accused of being behind a string of serious offences across Melbourne's north and west. Police allege the group was involved in home invasions, aggravated burglaries and car thefts, and that their stolen vehicle rammed four police cars in an attempt to escape. Five people were arrested during the operation, with a sixth man arrested earlier in Werribee. Six people have now been charged over the alleged crime spree spanning Lalor, Tarneit and Truganina. Watch 10 News at 5pm for the full story.

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37,001 views • 6 days ago

Melburnians have queued around the block in the CBD for a first taste of American fast-food giant Wendy's ahead of its Victorian launch. The chain is handing out 300 free burgers and drinks during a one-day pop-up today in AC/DC Lane. The event comes as Wendy's prepares to expand into Victoria, with details of its first store yet to be revealed.

Melburnians have queued around the block in the CBD for a first taste of American fast-food giant Wendy's ahead of its Victorian launch. The chain is handing out 300 free burgers and drinks during a one-day pop-up today in AC/DC Lane. The event comes as Wendy's prepares to expand into Victoria, with details of its first store yet to be revealed.

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129,293 views • 23 days ago

Global superstar Ed Sheeran has arrived in Melbourne by overnight train from Sydney, stepping off the XPT at Southern Cross Station early this morning. The rail journey takes just under 11 hours, offering a lower-emissions alternative to flying between the two cities. Sheeran has previously said he prefers train travel, citing his wife’s work in sustainability as part of his effort to reduce his touring footprint.

Global superstar Ed Sheeran has arrived in Melbourne by overnight train from Sydney, stepping off the XPT at Southern Cross Station early this morning. The rail journey takes just under 11 hours, offering a lower-emissions alternative to flying between the two cities. Sheeran has previously said he prefers train travel, citing his wife’s work in sustainability as part of his effort to reduce his touring footprint.

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237,938 views • 4 months ago

A Melbourne mother is demanding answers after her 12-year-old son was pulled for 350 metres by a bus in Wheelers Hill. She says the boy’s schoolbag became caught in the doors, leaving him hanging on with one arm as the bus drove off. Footage shows him lifting his legs to avoid the road before the driver eventually stopped. He escaped mostly uninjured but is now traumatised. His mum is calling for the bus company to take accountability for the incident.

A Melbourne mother is demanding answers after her 12-year-old son was pulled for 350 metres by a bus in Wheelers Hill. She says the boy’s schoolbag became caught in the doors, leaving him hanging on with one arm as the bus drove off. Footage shows him lifting his legs to avoid the road before the driver eventually stopped. He escaped mostly uninjured but is now traumatised. His mum is calling for the bus company to take accountability for the incident.

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101,283 views • 2 months ago

The Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe said Australian households should reduce their spending habits or pick up additional work hours to afford their increased mortgage repayments. "If people can cut back on spending, or in some cases, find additional hours of work, that would put them back into a positive cash flow position," he said. Lowe also acknowledged that people are under "very significant stress" to find additional cash as the RBA continues to lift cash rates to an 11-year high of 4.10%. However, he remains confident that Australia will be able to reach the 2% to 3% inflation target but did not specify an exact time range for when this goal would be reached.

The Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe said Australian households should reduce their spending habits or pick up additional work hours to afford their increased mortgage repayments. "If people can cut back on spending, or in some cases, find additional hours of work, that would put them back into a positive cash flow position," he said. Lowe also acknowledged that people are under "very significant stress" to find additional cash as the RBA continues to lift cash rates to an 11-year high of 4.10%. However, he remains confident that Australia will be able to reach the 2% to 3% inflation target but did not specify an exact time range for when this goal would be reached.

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1,018,134 views • 3 years ago

Police are appealing for information after a violent aggravated burglary in Keilor, where a 69-year-old man was attacked with a hammer. The offender entered the victim’s open garage on Petrik Drive around 1:30pm on April 25, confronting and assaulting him before the man and his wife fought back and chased him away. The intruder fled in a white BMW, believed to be a 320i, and the victim suffered cuts and bruises but did not require hospital treatment. Detectives have released vision of the suspect and are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

Police are appealing for information after a violent aggravated burglary in Keilor, where a 69-year-old man was attacked with a hammer. The offender entered the victim’s open garage on Petrik Drive around 1:30pm on April 25, confronting and assaulting him before the man and his wife fought back and chased him away. The intruder fled in a white BMW, believed to be a 320i, and the victim suffered cuts and bruises but did not require hospital treatment. Detectives have released vision of the suspect and are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

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185,303 views • 7 months ago

Confronting scenes have unfolded in Port Melbourne, with masked youths filmed hunting down and bashing a teen in broad daylight on Monday. CCTV shows a group hanging from a car before stopping on Bay Street, where several people jumped out, one appearing to carry a sledgehammer. It is understood the group of six hooded thugs chased two young people down the street before attacking them. Police were called to Lalor Street at around 3:15pm, but the group had already fled. Investigations remain ongoing.

Confronting scenes have unfolded in Port Melbourne, with masked youths filmed hunting down and bashing a teen in broad daylight on Monday. CCTV shows a group hanging from a car before stopping on Bay Street, where several people jumped out, one appearing to carry a sledgehammer. It is understood the group of six hooded thugs chased two young people down the street before attacking them. Police were called to Lalor Street at around 3:15pm, but the group had already fled. Investigations remain ongoing.

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65,509 views • 2 months ago

Terrified shoppers took cover as two masked men armed with machetes fought inside Broadmeadows Central on Friday night. The brawl began in the Pascoe Vale Road car park at around 7:20pm before spilling into the centre, where people hid in locked stores as screams echoed through the mall. Footage shows the pair swinging weapons as a bystander tries to intervene with a chair, before both groups fled in separate cars. No arrests or injuries have been reported, with police investigating amid a spate of violent incidents at the shopping centre in recent weeks.

Terrified shoppers took cover as two masked men armed with machetes fought inside Broadmeadows Central on Friday night. The brawl began in the Pascoe Vale Road car park at around 7:20pm before spilling into the centre, where people hid in locked stores as screams echoed through the mall. Footage shows the pair swinging weapons as a bystander tries to intervene with a chair, before both groups fled in separate cars. No arrests or injuries have been reported, with police investigating amid a spate of violent incidents at the shopping centre in recent weeks.

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179,115 views • 8 months ago

Premier Jacinta Allan is facing fresh scrutiny over her handling of a referral to IBAC about alleged CFMEU corruption on Victorian infrastructure projects. The government released details of the 18-month-old referral, but IBAC has since confirmed it declined to investigate because the matter fell outside its jurisdiction. The integrity body’s rare public clarification has intensified questions about what action, if any, could be taken given IBAC did not have the power to pursue the complaint.

Premier Jacinta Allan is facing fresh scrutiny over her handling of a referral to IBAC about alleged CFMEU corruption on Victorian infrastructure projects. The government released details of the 18-month-old referral, but IBAC has since confirmed it declined to investigate because the matter fell outside its jurisdiction. The integrity body’s rare public clarification has intensified questions about what action, if any, could be taken given IBAC did not have the power to pursue the complaint.

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72,986 views • 4 months ago

Prince Harry and Meghan have surprised people along the Yarra River in Melbourne today, taking a morning stroll past key Indigenous sites. Due to the public nature of the walk, details were kept under wraps, with only a lucky few able to snap selfies and chat with the couple including, an unlikely fan. For details on the visit:

Prince Harry and Meghan have surprised people along the Yarra River in Melbourne today, taking a morning stroll past key Indigenous sites. Due to the public nature of the walk, details were kept under wraps, with only a lucky few able to snap selfies and chat with the couple including, an unlikely fan. For details on the visit:

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41,109 views • 2 months ago

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan halted a press conference during a tense exchange with 10 News Melbourne’s state political reporter Jessica Maggio over the CFMEU corruption scandal. Maggio told the Premier she “looked disinterested” while responding to concerns raised by alleged victims, prompting Ms Allan to demand an immediate retraction. The Premier refused to take further questions until the comment was withdrawn, saying she would not stand by while being accused of something she “hadn’t done”. The clash comes amid escalating political fallout over a damning report into alleged corruption on Victoria’s Big Build sites.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan halted a press conference during a tense exchange with 10 News Melbourne’s state political reporter Jessica Maggio over the CFMEU corruption scandal. Maggio told the Premier she “looked disinterested” while responding to concerns raised by alleged victims, prompting Ms Allan to demand an immediate retraction. The Premier refused to take further questions until the comment was withdrawn, saying she would not stand by while being accused of something she “hadn’t done”. The clash comes amid escalating political fallout over a damning report into alleged corruption on Victoria’s Big Build sites.

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61,928 views • 4 months ago

Street artist Jarrod Grech has unveiled a mural of AFL star Scott Pendlebury to mark his impending milestone. Pendlebury is expected to play his 433rd AFL game on Saturday, May 23, when Collingwood takes on West Coast, surpassing Brent Harvey to become the league’s all-time games record holder. The mural can be found in Melbourne’s Kulinbulok Lane, near the Queen Victoria Market. More from 10 News Melbourne:

Street artist Jarrod Grech has unveiled a mural of AFL star Scott Pendlebury to mark his impending milestone. Pendlebury is expected to play his 433rd AFL game on Saturday, May 23, when Collingwood takes on West Coast, surpassing Brent Harvey to become the league’s all-time games record holder. The mural can be found in Melbourne’s Kulinbulok Lane, near the Queen Victoria Market. More from 10 News Melbourne:

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23,382 views • 1 month ago

A man in a suit was captured on camera running through the Burnley Tunnel in Melbourne over the weekend. A video of the unusual incident shows the man running alongside the three-lane tunnel as a car passes by. The video, posted to Reddit, stated, “Was on my way home tonight and there was a middle-aged man running through the Burnley Tunnel. The man was in a suit, what do we think is the story here?” Transport officials are working to identify the man and figure out how he ended up in the tunnel. What are your theories?

A man in a suit was captured on camera running through the Burnley Tunnel in Melbourne over the weekend. A video of the unusual incident shows the man running alongside the three-lane tunnel as a car passes by. The video, posted to Reddit, stated, “Was on my way home tonight and there was a middle-aged man running through the Burnley Tunnel. The man was in a suit, what do we think is the story here?” Transport officials are working to identify the man and figure out how he ended up in the tunnel. What are your theories?

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184,796 views • 1 year ago

#BREAKING: A violent thunderstorm has triggered life-threatening flash flooding at Wye River on the Great Ocean Road, with videos posted to social media showing an SUV swept out to sea and parts of the BIG4 Holiday Park underwater. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a rare take shelter warning for the Otways as 115 millimetres fell in just one hour on Thursday morning. The SES followed with a watch and act alert, warning that intense rainfall could rapidly inundate low-lying areas and cut off access to roads and campgrounds. Residents and holiday-makers were told to move vehicles, avoid trees and check on neighbours. Anyone in immediate danger should call 000.

#BREAKING: A violent thunderstorm has triggered life-threatening flash flooding at Wye River on the Great Ocean Road, with videos posted to social media showing an SUV swept out to sea and parts of the BIG4 Holiday Park underwater. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a rare take shelter warning for the Otways as 115 millimetres fell in just one hour on Thursday morning. The SES followed with a watch and act alert, warning that intense rainfall could rapidly inundate low-lying areas and cut off access to roads and campgrounds. Residents and holiday-makers were told to move vehicles, avoid trees and check on neighbours. Anyone in immediate danger should call 000.

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65,139 views • 5 months ago

A family in Melbourne’s south-east has had their holiday ruined after their car, packed with passports and luggage, was stolen from their Keysborough driveway as they were on the way to the airport at approximately 4:15am on Thursday. CCTV shows an alleged thief jumping into the Kia Carnival as the family of five prepared for their Bali trip, narrowly missing the parents as they tried to stop him. Two car seats were later found dumped in Cranbourne. Police are investigating and urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

A family in Melbourne’s south-east has had their holiday ruined after their car, packed with passports and luggage, was stolen from their Keysborough driveway as they were on the way to the airport at approximately 4:15am on Thursday. CCTV shows an alleged thief jumping into the Kia Carnival as the family of five prepared for their Bali trip, narrowly missing the parents as they tried to stop him. Two car seats were later found dumped in Cranbourne. Police are investigating and urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

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109,185 views • 10 months ago

#BREAKING: Emergency service vehicles are responding to a structure fire at Northland Shopping Centre. Footage shows smoke filling the centre as alarms blare and patrons evacuate. Witnesses say the fire originated at Myer at around 10:40am Authorities say the incident is currently under control.

#BREAKING: Emergency service vehicles are responding to a structure fire at Northland Shopping Centre. Footage shows smoke filling the centre as alarms blare and patrons evacuate. Witnesses say the fire originated at Myer at around 10:40am Authorities say the incident is currently under control.

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121,604 views • 1 year ago

Landlords will be required to provide tenants with air conditioning and insulate their properties, as part of an overhaul of minimum rental standards. But the changes could cost thousands for each property owner, with fears it will force up rents | Patrick Murrell

Landlords will be required to provide tenants with air conditioning and insulate their properties, as part of an overhaul of minimum rental standards. But the changes could cost thousands for each property owner, with fears it will force up rents | Patrick Murrell

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203,350 views • 2 years ago

Protests at a Melbourne weapons expo have turned violent, with demonstrators hurling bottles at attendees and clashing with police. The crowds gathered early this morning at the Land Forces International Land Defence Expo, located at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, booing delegates at the entrance. Groups have also taken over a major intersection at Wurundjeri Way, which police are now attempting to clear. Some have thrown unknown liquids at police, with others lashing out at police horses.

Protests at a Melbourne weapons expo have turned violent, with demonstrators hurling bottles at attendees and clashing with police. The crowds gathered early this morning at the Land Forces International Land Defence Expo, located at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, booing delegates at the entrance. Groups have also taken over a major intersection at Wurundjeri Way, which police are now attempting to clear. Some have thrown unknown liquids at police, with others lashing out at police horses.

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179,297 views • 1 year ago