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Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Melbourne News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Melbourne—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Melbourne News Today is your

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1:32

Flannel vs Electric Blanket in Canberra | Melbourne News

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Brigid Delaney’s Canberra winter survival guide: flannel is the real hero, not electric blankets. After battling bone-chilling, brittle cold with layers, possum-fur socks, and ducted heating, she tried an electric blanket—pure bliss at first, then a nightmarish buzz of overheating and frozen limbs. Now, back to flannel, where the simple solution wins over tech.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:41

Hanson's Media War and Political Accountability |...

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Pauline Hanson is doubling down on her controversial remarks about domestic violence, insisting the media is twisting her words to smear her—and even blaming newsroom job cuts for the alleged “fake news” campaign. As her party gains political momentum, critics and experts are calling her comments “vile and shameful,” while her long-standing pattern of blaming journalists for misrepresentation continues to fuel debate over whether she’s an outsider fighting the system—or a leader unwilling to

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"Call your mom." - A Message From Corey

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

"Call your mom." - A Message From Corey

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1:12

Bare Rims and Burning SUV | Melbourne News

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

A Melbourne dad turned into the very idiot he used to mock on TV—driving home on bare rims, drunk beyond legal limits, his SUV catching fire and burning through the night. He doesn’t remember the drive, only the third drink, and now faces losing his license after being arrested while thinking his car was just towed. A sobering wake-up call for a man who’s lucky no one else got hurt. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:43

Drunk Driver’s Deadly Game | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

A 30-year-old man, Jordan Kenyon, is facing deadly charges after a crash that killed 12-year-old Mia Rossiter—caught on video engaging in terrifyingly reckless behavior: drinking, driving with his legs, and openly bragging about being the “best drunk driver in the world,” even threatening others. Days before the crash, he was filmed performing burnouts with his brother while under the influence of GHB. Mia died instantly; her parents and sister suffered severe injuries, and Kenyon’s brother was

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1:46

Don Bosco Centre Faces Closure | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

For 87 years, Don Bosco Hostel in Brunswick has been a lifeline for kids and teens — offering free after-school programs, holiday camps, a pool, basketball courts, and affordable housing. Now, facing closure and sale due to financial strain linked to past abuse claims, the community is rallying hard to save it. A petition surged to thousands in days, as families depend on its low-cost services and generational roots. While the Church calls it an “underutilised asset,” locals see it as

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1:54

Seven-Year-Old’s Parrot Song Goes Viral | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

A seven-year-old prodigy, Miles Phillips, turned a bird-watching moment into a viral indie-rock hit—his song about the eastern rosella parrot has racked up 1.5 million views, landed on Spotify, and even hit radio. Inspired by a vivid observation at Raymond Island, Miles’ catchy tune—helped into full form by his dad—now draws comparisons to The Strokes and Vampire Weekend. The kid’s handling of sudden fame with grace, calling it “really cool” and “surreal,” while his band The Spikeheads and new

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2:01

Origin Energy Data Breach Exposed | Melbourne News

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Origin Energy is facing a major data breach exposing sensitive customer details including names, addresses, DOBs, phone numbers, and partial bank account info—impacting nearly 5 million Australians. The company is urgently investigating the scope, working with cyber experts and law enforcement, and has apologized for the breach. This follows a similar Qantas incident last year, underscoring Australia’s growing cybersecurity challenges. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:41

Hanson's Controversial Court Views Resurface |...

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Pauline Hanson’s explosive remarks on family courts and domestic violence leave are reigniting national debate, as she calls paid leave “ridiculous” and claims courts now unfairly favor women—positions that echo her controversial “two-way street” theory and draw sharp criticism. Meanwhile, within Labor, a backbencher pushes for gas export tax hikes, defying the PM’s stance—highlighting internal party tensions over economic policy. These fiery exchanges underscore deeper societal fractures over

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1:39

Groundwater or Geopolitics | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

A Northern Territory politician is sparking controversy by claiming massive groundwater reserves could trigger a magnetic pole flip—science says that’s nonsense. Critics blast her as dangerously misinformed, warning that draining vital aquifers for AI datacenters threatens water security while ignoring the real drivers of Earth’s magnetic shifts. Despite the backlash, the government presses ahead with gas-powered datacenter projects near Darwin and in the Barkly region, turning a scientific

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1:28

Hanson Sparks Debate on Domestic Violence | Melbourne...

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Senator Pauline Hanson sparked outrage on the podcast Broken Fathers with fiery remarks dismissing paid domestic violence leave as “ridiculous” and a “holiday,” while arguing that police resources are being diverted from “real crime.” She claimed the family law system is “broken,” favoring women and suppressing men, and defended her controversial view that domestic violence can be a “two-way street.” Hanson accused the media and Labor of misrepresenting her, insisting women’s rights progress

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1:41

Melbourne Tops Global Student City Rankings |...

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Melbourne just clinched another crown—Australia’s top student city according to the QS Best Student Cities 2027 report, following its Time Out “world’s best” title. With over 322,000 international students from 170 countries, it leads globally in student diversity and ranks sixth for student voice. Beyond the vibe, international education fuels Victoria’s economy, generating $17.9 billion in exports and supporting 69,000 jobs—making it the state’s biggest export industry. The Victorian

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1:48

Nolan's Odyssey Sweeps IMAX Melbourne | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is smashing records at IMAX Melbourne, becoming the highest-grossing film ever there with over $3.3 million in just a short time — and every show sold out until early September. As the only Southern Hemisphere venue screening it in its original IMAX 70mm format, the theater’s massive 1.43:1 screen and hand-threaded 17km reels (handled by just five people in Australia) make this a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Fans are flying from Germany and beyond to witness it

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1:31

Melbourne Fried Chicken Reward for Tips | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

A Melbourne fried chicken spot is dangling a year’s worth of free chicken as a reward for anyone who can ID three thieves who stole cash, booze, and a donation jar meant for a staff member battling health issues. The owners, who’ve worked hard since 2021 and earned top local praise, are furious—calling the theft “as low as they come.” They’re urging the public to help via social media or Crime Stoppers, hoping the massive reward will bring justice and restore what was stolen from their

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1:58

Lime’s Public Debut and Profit Puzzle | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

Lime just went public amid a whirlwind of financial realities — earning nearly $887 million in 2025 but losing $59 million due to sky-high operating costs, especially in field maintenance. Each scooter or bike only brings in $7.47 a day across 230 cities, and with $850 million in debt looming, the company warned investors it may never turn a profit. Yet, Uber’s backing helped clear debt and fuel growth, while subscription models now account for 28% of revenue. Despite legal risks and massive

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2:09

Hanson’s Misguided View on Abuse | Melbourne News

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Senator Pauline Hanson’s claim that domestic violence is a “two-way street” and that women should “not put up with it” is dangerously misleading and ignores the brutal reality: one in four women have experienced intimate partner violence, while only one in fourteen men have. With a woman killed by someone she trusted every 11 days in Australia, the crisis demands urgent attention. Experts reveal a destructive cycle of abuse—tension, intimidation, escalation, remorse, reconciliation—that traps

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1:52

Teachers Strike Again Over Workload | Melbourne News

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2026/07/23

Victorian teachers strike again for the second time this year, rejecting a pay deal that offered a 28% raise over four years — not because they’re unwilling to earn more, but because they’re drowning under an extra 12 unpaid hours a week. The Australian Education Union demands a shorter, three-year agreement and real relief from crushing workloads, arguing that money alone can’t fix teacher shortages or burnout. The government says the rejected offer would make Victorian teachers the highest

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1:51

Mount Arapiles Climbing Future in Balance | Melbourne...

Melbourne News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/07/23

Mount Arapiles is facing a major management shift as Parks Victoria proposes a more balanced approach to protecting its deep cultural heritage while preserving its status as a world-class climbing destination. Originally considering shutting down up to 2,000 of 3,300 climbing routes, the new plan scales back to around 100 closures, paired with buffer zones and bolt restrictions. Developed through extensive talks with Traditional Owners, Climbing Victoria, and local communities, the proposal

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1:49

Rock Posters Celebrates 40 Years of Print | Melbourne...

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2026/07/22

For the first time ever, Melbourne’s legendary Rock Posters factory is opening its doors to the public, celebrating 40 years of printing iconic concert posters for Aussie legends like Kylie Minogue and The Rolling Stones. Amid a digital age, this Thornbury print shop proves physical posters still hold magic—connecting fans to music, memories, and art in a way screens can’t. Visitors can watch presses roar to life, admire posters from AC/DC to the Sex Pistols, and feel the timeless power of ink

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1:46

Glasgow Steps In for 2026 Games | Melbourne News

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2026/07/22

The 2026 Commonwealth Games are officially rolling in Glasgow, Scotland, after a chaotic last-minute rescue mission. Originally slated for Victoria, Australia, the event was abruptly moved and then canceled there due to ballooning costs—soaring from $2.6 billion to $6 billion. With just 15 months to prep, Glasgow stepped in, slashing the sports lineup from over 20 to just 10, cutting popular events like hockey and cricket. Now, all competitions are crammed into a compact River Clyde zone, using

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