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Melbourne tobacco wars surge after blaze; Sydney driver arrested in horror crash | 9 News Australia
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11:21Now PlayingWe begin in Melbourne, where a tobacco shop has been ramraided and set on fire during an early‑morning attack. Firefighters are working to contain a blaze that's already spread to neighbouring businesses.
Turning to Sydney, a 51‑year‑old driver has been taken into custody after crashing into a motorcycle rider. Police are now investigating how the collision unfolded.
In Queensland, Premier David Crisafulli is intensifying his crackdown on youth crime. He's promising jail time for offenders caught breaching bail.
Moving back to Melbourne, there's a heartbreaking update on a football player injured during a weekend match. He is now receiving end‑of‑life care.
And finally, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to sign a major security agreement in Fiji this morning. It marks the start of a week‑long diplomatic blitz across the Pacific.
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