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As seen in: 3AW Melbourne, Nine News Australia, 7News
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Tears flow as Carlton rally around Vaomua Laloifi after her week of trauma followed by AFLW loss Original

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By Harrison Reid, Laura Spurway Verified
| 7News Verified
Carlton are supporting Vaomua Laloifi after an emotional week came to a head when the Blues lost the last game of their AFLW season and missed the finals. Laloifi, who was born in Samoa and raised in New Zealand, was racially abused by a supporter at Windy Hill during Carlton’s Round 9 clash with Essendon on October 28. That fan now faces a lifetime ban. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: AFLW set for bumper finals series after thrilling final round.
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Melbourne motorists complain of unfair fines in road works zones

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By Laura Spurway Verified
| Nine News Australia Verified
Melbourne drivers are being caught out in the city's road works blitz with motorists complaining of unfair fines on freeways. Krystal, 27, lost her licence for driving 77km/h in a 40km/h zone on the Western Ring Road, which she says wasn't adequately signposted. VicRoads has confirmed the limit was lowered from 100 for maintenance, but Krystal claims there were no obvious road works or warning advertising the reduction.
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Darryl Kerrigan’s home from ‘The Castle’ sells for $40,000

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By Laura Spurway Verified
| Nine News Australia Verified
The humble abode made famous in the iconic Australian movie The Castle has sold for $40,000. The three-bedroom, one-bathroom property in Strathmore, in Melbourne’s north-west, was sold as the structure only, with the owner retaining the land for future development. Vicki Cosentino won the right to sell the house after a fight with the local council on whether it should be heritage listed for its "cultural significance".
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