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Hashim Mohamed died after being stabbed in St Kilda in December.
Courts

Hashim, 18, was stabbed to death in St Kilda. His killer wrote rap lyrics about it

After plunging his knife into Hashim Mohamed on St Kilda Beach, a teenager took out his phone and wrote a set of violent rap lyrics glorifying the stabbing.

  • by Erin Pearson
A man involved in a shocking brawl inside a nightclub in which two men were stabbed has faced sentencing.
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Man sentenced as violent nightclub brawl footage released

South Australian doctors have issued a warning as 'walking pneumonia' cases blow up around the country.
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South Australian doctors' warning over walking pneumonia cases

A Woodville mother in desperate need of a suitable home for her family and disabled son has been told by a housing trust worker to 'manifest it'.
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Mother searching for home told to ‘manifest it’

CFMEU Victorian secretary John Setka said the allegations were “baseless”.
Updated
Building Bad

John Setka resigns immediately as head of CFMEU

  • by Nick McKenzie, Angus Thompson and Kieran Rooney

Healthcare

Staff at Northern Hospital talk about how to deal with patients.
Perspective
Healthcare

A day – and an unexpected night – in the emergency ward

After spending a day as an observer in the state’s busiest emergency department, there is an unforeseen personal visit to another emergency ward.

  • by Tony Wright
Photograph shows the sun setting over Katoomba this evening. NSW will turn it’s clocks forward one hour as daylight saving starts tomorrow night. October 6 2018. Photograph by Dean Sewell.
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Daylight saving

‘There’s no benefit’: Call to cut back daylight saving in NSW

NSW should knock two months off daylight saving and let it run from November to March because post-pandemic work habits have largely made it redundant, critics say.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Thousands of potential stroke medicines have worked in animals but failed in clinical trials.
Research

Why aren’t there any good medical treatments for a stroke?

  • by Angus Dalton
The Victorian public hospital system is in crisis.
Opinion
Hospitals in crisis

Funding alone is not the magic bullet in fixing Victoria’s hospital crisis

  • by John Wilson
Katherine Kalaitzidis lives with body dysmorphia disorder.
Mental health

A voice in Katherine’s head tells her she is ‘ugly’, but help for her common condition may be on the way

  • by Wendy Tuohy
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