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Australian Miller crashed out
30 year old, Jack Miller, finished in 21st place after falling from 6th following a crash on the end of the main straight. Jack Miller. Image: motogp.com.au
Oct 20, 20251 min read


MotoGP: Lap penalties cause shake-up
Two long lap penalties meant Italy's Marco Bezzecchi dropped from the lead to 6th place, making way for Spain's Fernandez, who fought off fellow Spaniard Pedro Acosta. 2025 MotoGP, Phillip Island, Victoria. (Image: Matthew Parkhill)
Oct 20, 20251 min read


2025 MotoGP winner
Raul Fernandez has won the 2025 Phillip Island Moto Grand Prix, finishing 1.418 seconds before nearest competitor, Fabio Di Giannantonio. Fernandez celebrating the win. (Image: @motogp on Instagram) Fernandez racing at the MotoGP on Phillip Island, Victoria 2025. (Image: Matthew Parkhill)
Oct 20, 20251 min read


"Barbie" inspired fashion
The student designer show has sold out at Melbourne Fashion Week. Stephanie Hockey, from RMIT, was inspired by an old barbie doll found in her studio. Hockey said: “ I really made this collection for women like me or people like me who really enjoy dressing in bold, bright and powerful ways.” RMIT Fashion Student Stephanie Hookey (Photo : Melbourne Fashion Week )
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Melbourne Fashion Week opening night sold out
Ganbu marra the opening night runway for Melbourne Fashion Week has sold out. The name of the show means ‘one mob’ in the Woi Wurrung language. It is described as a celebration of First Nations talent in fashion. ganbu marra will showcase First Nations designers. (Photo : MelbourneFashionWeek.com )
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Increased crime frightens young Victorians
Crime rates in Victoria have risen enough to scare young people. A first-year, Swinburne student, Rosa said “There's always something, stolen cars, stolen this… I'm scared every day in and out of the house.” Increased crime rates in Victoria scare young people. Source: Adobe Stock
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Crime in Victoria skyrockets
Crime Victoria Statistics found that this year has seen a 15 percent increase in the number of criminal incidents in Victoria, despite Melbourne being Australia’s most liveable city. Crime Victoria statistics data shows crime rates have increased this year. Source: Crime Victoria Statistics.
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Young people question Melbourne’s "liveability"
First-year Swinburne student, Rosa said she has heard more about Melbourne’s violent crimes than the city being the most liveable. “Lately, like, it's been going crazy with the stabbing crimes… you don't really hear about [liveability] to be honest,” she said. Melbourne was once labelled Australia's most "liveable" city.. Source: Adobe Stock
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Young Victorians tune out violent protests
Violent protests occur in Melbourne's CBD weekly. Anti-immigration and counter protestors clash almost every weekend but university students have tuned out. Reporter: Courtney Black. Images: Matthew Parkhill.
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Victoria Police have had a ‘gutful’ of protests
Victorian Police Commander Wayne Cheeseman said protestors in Melbourne’s CBD threw rocks, glass bottles and rotten fruit at police on the weekend. Two police officers have been hospitalised. Police commander holds rock allegedly thrown by protestors. Source: ABC News
Oct 20, 20251 min read


We love Australian authors
Alongside Dalton, 4 of the top 10 voted stories in Radio National's survey were Australian authors. Top 10 authors : (L-R) Markus Zusak, Hannah Kent, Trent Dalton, Pip Williams, Hanya Yanagihara and Hilary Mantel. (ABC/supplied)
Oct 20, 20251 min read


Author Trent Dalton captures a nation
‘I love you Australia’ Dalton told ABC Radio National. A young Brisbane boy’s story has resonated and connected to so many in the nation. Winning author Trent Dalton (Image: Harper Collins)
Oct 20, 20251 min read
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