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Hospitality wars: who is recruiting children to firebomb Melbourne bars, nightclubs and restaurants?

More than 50 people have been arrested over alleged attacks on venues since April, but police still don’t know what’s behind the crime wave

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theguardian.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Hospitality wars: who is recruiting children to firebomb Melbourne bars, nightclubs and restaurants?

More than 50 people have been arrested over alleged attacks on venues since April, but police still don’t know what’s behind the crime wave

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theage.com.au1 mesi fa

Three arrested for alleged role in Melbourne nightclub fires

Three people, including a 17 year-old boy allegedly armed with a machete, have been arrested for their alleged connections to several fires in melbourne.

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  1. giovedì 21 maggio 2026·theage.com.au

    Three arrested for alleged role in Melbourne nightclub fires

    Three people, including a 17 year-old boy allegedly armed with a machete, have been arrested for their alleged connections to several fires in melbourne.

  2. sabato 23 maggio 2026·theguardian.com

    Hospitality wars: who is recruiting children to firebomb Melbourne bars, nightclubs and restaurants?

    More than 50 people have been arrested over alleged attacks on venues since April, but police still don’t know what’s behind the crime wave