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Ashleigh McMillan

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Two children hurt when thrown from jumping castle lifted into air by wind

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By Ashleigh McMillan Verified, Sherryn Groch Verified, Max Maddison
| MSN Australia Verified
Ashleigh McMillan, Sherryn Groch, Max Maddison Two children were injured when a jumping castle was swept into the air by high winds at a party near Geelong on Saturday morning. The children were thrown from the jumping castle around 11am and taken to hospital, and are in stable condition. Paramedics and police rushed to the house on Lower Duneed Road in Mount Duneed, and police said “a large number of other children also playing on the jumping castle at the time escaped injury”.
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Four men ejected from MCG after fight during wildcard AFL game

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By Ashleigh McMillan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Ashleigh McMillan Four men were ejected from the MCG following a chaotic fracas in the stands during the thrilling AFL wildcard final between Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs on Friday night. In footage circulated online, Collingwood fans near the MCG boundary can be seen arguing and shoving each other, with one man trying to hit another with a piece of clothing.
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Melbourne says bye-bye sunshine, hello 'blustery, rainy' weather

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By Ashleigh McMillan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Ashleigh McMillan Victoria will be plunged into wild winter weather once more as a series of cold fronts rolls across the state from Saturday night, dusting the top of the Victorian Alps with snow. While Melburnians were treated to sunny, late-winter conditions and a forecast top of 17 degrees on Saturday, temperatures will fall on Sunday as drizzle and strong winds dominate.
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