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She was hospitalised with "multiple skull fractures", according to a surgeon treating the wounded.

Victoria Amelina, Ukrainian writer wounded in Russia strike dies  

She was hospitalised with "multiple skull fractures", according to a surgeon treating the wounded.

A Ukrainian writer and war crimes investigator wounded in a Russian missile strike on a restaurant last week has died, the freedom of expression group PEN said on Sunday.
Victoria Amelina, 37, was wounded when a Russian missile destroyed the Ria Pizza restaurant in the eastern city of Kramatorsk on Tuesday, killing 12 people, including children, and wounding dozens.
"With our greatest pain, we inform you that Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina passed away on July 1st in Mechnikov Hospital in Dnipro," PEN Ukraine said in a statement on its Facebook page.
Amelina had been in the city with a delegation of Colombian journalists and writers, PEN said.
Her novel "Dom's Dream Kingdom" was published in 2017 and shortlisted for the UNESCO City of Literature Prize and the European Union Prize for Literature, according to PEN.
Her poems, prose and essays have been translated into English, German, Polish and other languages.
Since 2022 she had been working to document Russian war crimes since the invasion and advocate for accountability, PEN said.
Ria Pizza in Kramatorsk -- one of the largest cities still under Ukrainian control in the east -- was popular with soldiers, journalists and aid workers.
Amelina's death takes the toll of the strike to 13.

Maxwell fractured his left fibula at a friend's birthday party days after Australia made a premature exit from the ICC T20 World Cup at home in November.

Glenn Maxwell set for return after long injury layoff

More than 3 months after he fractured his left leg at a friend's birthday party, Glenn Maxwell will return to cricket action this weekend.


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Maxwell fractured his left fibula at a friend's birthday party days after Australia made a premature exit from the ICC T20 World Cup at home in November.

Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell will return to cricket action this Saturday with a club cricket fixture.
Maxwell fractured his left fibula at a friend's birthday party days after Australia made a premature exit from the ICC T20 World Cup at home in November.
The 34-year-old will play his first competitive match in more than three months over the weekend. If passed fit, the all-rounder will play in Monday's Sheffield Shield fixture against South Australia.
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Protesters gathered in large numbers in Melbourne on Tuesday, marching against mandatory vaccination rules set by the provincial government.&nbsp;
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
Australia's Victoria recorded about 600 cases of Covid-19 on Monday.&nbsp;
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Watch: Demonstrators in Melbourne protest against coronavirus vaccine rules 

On Cam: Protests&nbsp;and clashes in Melbourne as the govt imposed tough Covid&nbsp;vaccine rules for the construction&nbsp;industry&nbsp;which is set to reopen on Oct 5. 44 were arrested with PM Morrison calling the clashes 'very concerning'

Watch: demonstrators in Melbourne as govt imposes tough coronavirus vaccine rules

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Police said that 44 were arrested during clashes that erupted in Melbourne against tough vaccine rules imposed by the government. PM Morrison called the events in the city, 'very concerning'

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Residents of Australia's Victoria state are literally caught in a web. Days after a massive storm, the East Gippsland town in Victoria is covered under giant spiderwebs. The vast sheets of spiderwebs cover the roadside, poles, road signs, trees, plants, and everything that is tall or high. The huge webs looks almost like transparent&nbsp;nets covering grasslands.The spiders wove these elaborate webs in a bid to move to higher ground to escape the wrath of the floodwaters and damage to their homes in low areas. According to a BBC report, experts say the webs are created by a survival tactic known as &ldquo;ballooning&rdquo;, where spiders throw out silk to climb to higher ground.

Watch: Giant spiderwebs cover Australian town after flood

Watch:&nbsp;Days after a massive storm, a town in Australia's Victoria state is covered under giant spiderwebs

Residents of Australia's Victoria state are literally caught in a web. Days after a massive storm, the East Gippsland town in Victoria is covered under giant spiderwebs. The vast sheets of spiderwebs cover the roadside, poles, road signs, trees, plants, and everything that is tall or high. The huge webs looks almost like transparent&nbsp;nets covering grasslands. The spiders wove these elaborate webs in a bid to move to higher ground to escape the wrath of the floodwaters and damage to their homes in low areas. According to a BBC report, experts say the webs are created by a survival tactic known as &ldquo;ballooning&rdquo;, where spiders throw out silk to climb to higher ground.

Protests in Australia against Victoria lockdown

Protesters gathered on Saturday in Brisbane, Australia to protest against coronavirus lockdown measures imposed in Melbourne.
The demonstration was part of several taking place across the country in cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
"Australian government hear our voice, where there's risk there must be choice," read banners being carried by protesters.
The Melbourne restrictions, including a night curfew, were put in place in an attempt to reduce a huge spike in infections and deaths.
Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections on Saturday
Government officials were expected to announce on Sunday how and when Melbourne and regional Victoria will come out of respective stages of lockdowns.
Police in Victoria state made several arrests on Saturday among a crowd of about 300 people protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country's death toll rose to 748.

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Protesters gathered on Saturday in Brisbane to protest against coronavirus lockdown measures imposed in Melbourne.
The demonstration was part of several taking place across the country in cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
The Melbourne restrictions, including a night curfew, were put in place in an attempt to reduce a huge spike in infections and deaths.
Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections on Saturday
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Protesters gathered on Saturday in Brisbane, Australia to protest against coronavirus lockdown measures imposed in Melbourne.
The demonstration was part of several taking place across the country in cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
"Australian government hear our voice, where there's risk there must be choice," read banners being carried by protesters.
The Melbourne restrictions, including a night curfew, were put in place in an attempt to reduce a huge spike in infections and deaths.
Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections on Saturday
Government officials were expected to announce on Sunday how and when Melbourne and regional Victoria will come out of respective stages of lockdowns.
Police in Victoria state made several arrests on Saturday among a crowd of about 300 people protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country's death toll rose to 748.

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