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Special Correspondent, The Age. CBD Columnist, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald
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Which train station was originally called Museum? Test yourself with The Age quiz

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By Stephen Brook Verified
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Police arrest more people over violence at Melbourne CBD rally in October Police have arrested more people over alleged violence at a Melbourne protest last month as they prepare for another rally this …
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Labor heartland vibes: Pale ale flows freely, bundle of nerves evaporate

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By Stephen Brook Verified, Kishor Napier-Raman
| Our Community Now
He exchanged banter with journalists on the campaign bus, something Dutton never did (although he did jokingly call his travelling press pack fat). And the final press briefing on Dutton’s media bus was flat, a harbinger of the brutal evening that was to come. Back in Hurlstone Park, NSW senator Deb O’Neill was first in the room among Labor parliamentarians, well before the scale of the bloodbath had become clear.
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‘Sorrento is not your town’: Writers festival fallout deepens

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By Stephen Brook Verified, Kishor Napier-Raman
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The showdown at Sorrento continues in the wake of the invite-only literary “sunset garden talk” hosted by Josephine and James Baillieu , of the prominent Victorian family, on Saturday night, while the Sorrento Writers Festival was in full swing. That event, held in a marquee at the Baillieus’ clifftop property and which included official Sorrento Writers Festival speakers Josh Frydenberg and Joe Aston , has put the cat right among Portsea’s pigeons.
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