Stories from Melbourne · Australia

A team secured a 54-point victory over Collingwood at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Key forward Ollie Henning was mentioned in connection with the game. Key forward Ollie Henry kicked four goals during the match. Irish import Oisin Mullen impressed with his performance against Magpie star Nick Dacos, and Mullen stated he was pleased with his play against the three-time All-Australian midfielder.

A Victorian minister has not clarified whether the state government will contribute to the long-term future of a health service in Melbourne's inner north. The federal government bailed out the service this week, following protests and an independent review.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reflected on Australia's multiculturalism during a speech at an event marking the 125th anniversary of the country's first federal parliament. The event was held at Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Centre, the original opening location in 1901.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning piece titled 'Voiceless Mass' is being brought to Melbourne for the Rising Festival. The broadcast indicated a segment would feature the piece and an interview with its composer.

Allegations are being heard in the Melbourne Magistrates Court. The source did not provide specific details regarding the nature of the allegations or the individuals involved.

Individuals facing slavery charges in Melbourne will remain behind bars until their next hearing.

Melbourne artist Richard Luer has been announced as the winner of the Archibald Prize. Luer won for his portrait titled Iluwanti Ken, which depicts a Pidgin Dara elder, senior artist, and traditional healer. He was selected from 59 finalists and will receive $100,000.

Police arrested three women linked to former ISIS fighters after they arrived in Australia. Two women, aged 53 and 31, were arrested in Melbourne and charged with crimes against humanity, including enslavement. In Sydney, 32-year-old Nay Safar was taken into custody and charged with entering and remaining in the country after failing to declare her arrival. The group, which included children, arrived in Australia on Thursday night. The women were reportedly taken in a white minivan to begin new lives in the city. The Australian government stated that any children involved will stay with family and undergo reintegration programs. Concerns have been raised regarding the potential radicalization of children exposed to extreme views in the camp. Two women with alleged links to Islamic State were arrested at Melbourne Airport last night.

Young Australians of European descent have used racist slogans to claim the country belongs to all Australians rather than just Indigenous people. The polemic has received support on the internet.

Slovenia faces a 1.4% GDP fiscal strain.