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Election 2022: The battle for Kooyong between Josh Frydenberg, Monique Ryan - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: The battle for Kooyong between Josh Frydenberg, Monique Ryan

The contest for Kooyong has emerged as one of Victoria’s most fascinating as Treasurer Josh Frydenberg fights to keep his blue ribbon seat. For the final weeks of the national election campaign, The Age will report this campaign in depth with Paul Sakkal filing stories and observations daily. If you live there and have insights, tips or thoughts about the key local issues, please contact him on paul.sakkal@theage.com.au

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F1 Grand Prix: Melissa Leong and Em Rusciano lead celebrity arrivals - Vimarsana News

F1 Grand Prix: Melissa Leong and Em Rusciano lead celebrity arrivals

Em Rusciano, Melissa Leong and Kris Smith were dressed to impress as they rocked up to the star-studded event at the 5.278-kilometre Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit in the city.

Flying their flags for global good - Vimarsana News

Flying their flags for global good

The world came together at Albert Park as Melbourne fired up.

Hewitt makes history as Australian young guns win Davis Cup thriller - Vimarsana News

Hewitt makes history as Australian young guns win Davis Cup thriller

Alex de Minaur and Thanasi Kokkanikis have dragged Australia into the Davis Cup finals group stage in a thrilling 3-2 qualifying win over Hungary in Sydney.

Tennis player turned commentator Sam Groth wins Liberal candidacy - Vimarsana News

Tennis player turned commentator Sam Groth wins Liberal candidacy

The commentator for Channel 9, which owns The Age, attracted 74 votes while his nearest David Burgess, the party’s state electorate chair, received 33 votes.