Iran says its forces fired warning missiles at American destroyers in the Gulf of Oman – but the US military has denied the claim, calling any move a contravention of the ceasefire. Follow updates >

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Neale Daniher’s family have led the first Big Freeze March to the MCG since his death, with hundreds joining the sea of blue beanies to honour his FightMND legacy. >

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has told Jacinta Allan to “suck it up, sweetheart” after the Victorian Premier was depicted as a witch in a political billboard which has been condemned by the Prime Minister. >

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Airwing footage shows the dramatic pursuit of a 21-year-old BMW driver who was allegedly doing 123km/h in a 60km/h zone before abandoning his car and jumping multiple residential fences in a failed bid to escape. >

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Health Minister Harriet Shing has backed Jacinta Allan as Premier, but dodged questions about community perceptions of her leadership, as polls continue to slide. >

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Three adults and four children have been forced to run their lives after their home went up in flames in an arson attack in Melbourne’s northwest, with a jerry can left at the scene. >

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Jan and Bec Daniher have spoken of their mixed feelings ahead of the FightMND fundraiser as the AFL unveil a Neale Daniher Trophy to “recognise the qualities and values Neale embodied throughout his life’’. >

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‘I wanted to keep contributing, even in my darkest hour’: Former Australian of the Year Professor Richard Scolyer has lost his brave battle with cancer. Read his last message to the nation. >

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New data has exposed the grim reality of Victoria Police’s station closures, revealing the communities locked out of their local cop shops are suffering the state’s steepest crime rises. See your risk. >

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More than half of Victoria’s road crashes happen on major highways and country roads, and the RACV wants everyday drivers to nominate the most dangerous stretches. >

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For a party hoping to make gains in Labor’s heartland of Melbourne’s western suburbs, dwindling branch numbers — revealed in leaked membership figures — will have strategists nervously checking the spreadsheets. >

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Melbourne City Council has spent an eye-watering sum of ratepayer money on more than 100 trips in just 18 months— with junket-loving Lord Mayor Nick Reece not the only one travelling. >

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A 16-year-old has been charged for allegedly stabbing a homeless man while on bail. The boy, who was one in a group of balaclava-wearing youth, was arrested on Saturday at Bendigo Station for the attack, which police say was “seemingly unprovoked”. >