Melbourne's amazing hipster strikes again and other top stories.

• Melbourne's amazing hipster strikes again

  

  Samuel Davide Hains gives another great interview. Picture: FacebookMELBOURNE’S most unique hipster strikes again. After going viral earlier this week for his odd sense of style and his poetic way of talking, he’s spoken out again and it could almost be better than the first time.Samuel Davide Hains first appeared in M Magazine’sStreet Scene, where he wore Osh Kosh B’Gosh overalls backwards and spoke about Albert Einstein as a fashion icon.He’s a web developer and “jazz kitten” who has worn a to..

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• Melbourne News Terrifying Melbourne home invasion

  

  Join Stephen Quartermain and Candice Wyatt for TEN Eyewitness News First at Five Melbourne. Discover all the latest Victorian news at TEN Eyewitness News' digital home.

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• Family of a man fatally bashed at Melbourne service station plead ...

  

  The grieving family of a Melbourne man who was fatally bashed at a service station have pleaded for the “cowards” responsible to be brought to justice.Aaron Burnett, 28, was dropped off outside the entrance to Werribee Hospital at around 5am on Sunday, where he later died from his injuries.His girlfriend of four years, Robyn Allison, told 9NEWS the pair were together on the Saturday night and she was unaware how he came to be at the Kealba petrol station. “We were both lying on the couch, I wen..

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• Melbourne endures its wettest day of the year ... so far

  

  A crane fell down a gully in the Dandenongs because of the rainy weather and wet roads on Wednesday Photo: Kevin Jones Did yesterday seem wetter than usual? It turns out it was. Tuesday was officially the wettest day of the year so far in Melbourne. Weather bureau data shows 22.6 millimetres of rain fell in the city in the 24 hours to 9am on Wednesday, beating the previous wettest day by one millimetre. The previous wettest day was April 22, when there was 21..

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• Election 2016: Liberals to hold Melbourne seats of Dunkley and ...

  

  Election 2016: Liberals to hold Melbourne seats of Dunkley and Chisholm, Flynn in doubt Updated July 06, 2016 22:07:04 The ABC's election computer has moved the marginal Melbourne seats of Dunkley and Chisholm to the Liberals, taking the Coalition total to 72, while the Queensland seat of Flynn has moved from a predicted Labor gain to "in doubt". Key points:In the marginal electorate of Chisholm Liberal Julia Banks will replace retiring Labor MP Anna BurkeFlynn in cent..

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• Melbourne train station car parks to close as work begins on ...

  

  Melbourne train station car parks to close as work begins on controversial sky rail project Updated July 06, 2016 17:37:20 Car parks at several train stations along the Cranbourne-Pakenham line will be shut for up to 18 months, as major work begins on the controversial sky rail project.The $1.6 billion project will see nine level crossings removed between Caulfield and Dandenong and replaced with an elevated rail line. In August, work will begin to install two 40-metre..

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• What should Melbourne metro's new train stations be called?

  

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• MIFF Reveals Full 2016 Program

  

  This festival is the best part about winter in Melbourne. Find out what you’ll be watching. This year’s Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) program, featuring 344 films over 18 days, is pushing the boundaries of pleasantly overwhelming. As well as presenting big-name films from festivals around the world, MIFF 2016 navigates new technologies in cinema and celebrates long-unscreened older films that subvert expectations of length and format. Headliners is a new section collecting films..

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• Call-up: Melbourne's Felise Kaufusi. Photo: Getty Images

  

  Call-up: Melbourne's Felise Kaufusi. Photo: Getty Images Queensland have opted against a back-up playmaker as they take out an insurance policy for injured prop Nate Myles, with Melbourne's Felise Kaufusi set to join Maroons as 18th man before game three.The 24-year-old will link with the team on the Gold Coast on Friday, having previously been part of the expanded training group ahead of the series opener.Myles has already said he stands to make an early ca..

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