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Gender violence: Tougher penalties for men who break family violence orders on table in Victoria - Vimarsana News

Gender violence: Tougher penalties for men who break family violence orders on table in Victoria

The premier has vowed action on violence against women. This is what is being considered as community anger mounts.

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The one weapon every woman could carry in her handbag that could have stopped Joel Cauchi rampage at Westfield Bondi Junction - but pepper spray is only legal in ONE state - Vimarsana News

The one weapon every woman could carry in her handbag that could have stopped Joel Cauchi rampage at Westfield Bondi Junction - but pepper spray is only legal in ONE state

A young Melbourne mum is calling on the federal government to legalise pepper spray across the country. Currently, the product is only legal in Western Australia.

Cannabis rally: Cops swarm weed picnic in Melbourne's Flagstaff Gardens and arrest dozens of revellers - Vimarsana News

Cannabis rally: Cops swarm weed picnic in Melbourne's Flagstaff Gardens and arrest dozens of revellers

The annual rally in the Melbourne's CBD aims to raise awareness for the legalisation of cannabis and occurs annually on April 20 or 4/20.

Docklands | Latest News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Docklands | Latest News Headlines

The latest Docklands news, articles and analysis from The Age

Victoria's revived State Electricity Corporation may not have to compete on level playing field with private sector - Vimarsana News

Victoria's revived State Electricity Corporation may not have to compete on level playing field with private sector

The new version of the State Electricity Commission looks set to be exempt from a levy designed to stop government businesses having a competitive advantage.