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Suspected arsonist appears in court over Melbourne synagogue fire that shocked the nation
A suspected arsonist accused of destroying a Melbourne synagogue has appeared in court seven months after the crime shocked ...
The rarest of rare books and letters on show at Melbourne fair
Saturday is the final day of the Melbourne Rare Book Fair, which runs for three days at the University of Melbourne’s Wilson ...
Police arrest suspect in Melbourne synagogue arson attack
A 21-year-old Melbourne man was arrested at a house on Wednesday on suspicion that he had set fire to the Adass Israel ...
Melbourne City defends decision to play team of youngsters in shock Australia Cup loss
A-League champions Melbourne City have defended their controversial decision to field a youth team in the club’s shock 2-0 ...
SEP (Australia) opposes demolition of Melbourne public housing towers
What is urgently required is the development of a political movement rooted in the working class—residents, workers, students ...
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Huge Australian electric car myth busted: What we learnt driving from Melbourne to Sydney in a 2026 Porsche Macan electric SUV | Opinion
Electric cars aren’t built for Australia and a country of its size. It is too big and electric vehicles (EVs) simply don’t ...
Debate over "that" try continues long after the Lions clinch a series win over Australia
Debate continued Sunday on a hemispheric basis over the last-minute try and absence of a penalty that sealed the British and ...
No let up as Lions put out strongest side for final Australia test
British & Irish Lions coach Andy Farrell has made only two changes to his starting team for final test against Australia on ...
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Yiddish Is Alive and Well in Melbourne, Australia - The New York Times
Many of Melbourne’s present-day Yiddish speakers, including Ms. Mrocki and Dr. Ringelblum, descend from a wave of Jewish refugees who settled in the city between 1938 and 1960, giving Australia ...