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There are over 7, 000 young homeless people in Victoria. For homeless youth, the city at night is a dangerous place.
 
Reporter Joseph Dunstan follows the story of Brian.

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 Scott, Erin and Jess speak to John Silvester about getting started in journalism, crime reporting, and bad jokes. 

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Interview with John Silvester.mp3

 Since the early hours of Friday morning, police tried to move on Occupy Melbourne protesters, taking down the tents they have had set up in City Square for six days. Police moved into the area in the early hours of the morning and as the day went on, the number of protesters and police swelled.
 
Emma Buckley Lennox and Katherine Smyrk report.
 
(Photo by Dave Kelly)

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21 October FINAL Occupy Melbourne DDAy.mp3

These sick spuds are back with another podcast after 2 weeks of campaigning for King Rudd, and it looks like our efforts are starting to pay off.
 
It's episode 9, and it's safe to say that this is episode is by far, the most likely episode to have aired after episode 8. Accidental incest and Tasmania go together like hommus and toast, and we have plenty of incest on this episode. It seems that at some point in every show fat people come up, and we discuss the donut gene and its impact on the excercise world.
 

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Podcast S01E09.mp3

A string of attacks in Melbourne have seen the State government crack down harder than ever on knife crime.

Sherri Bruinhout, from Citymission, says life is increasingly unsafe for the city's 7000 homeless youth, and many are arming themselves out of fear.

She joins Panorama's Ally Bergamin.

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Knives - SYNcast.mp3

 Evan, Hayden & Bastian dish the dirt on:
 
 

• Co-ed vs non co-ed schools: pros & cons

• Parties & how you can stop bad stuff happening

• Social networking: good or bad?

• Fairness of school sports selection

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SYN Schools On Air 27 Apr.mp3

Join Billy, Deano, Nick & Kieren as they tackle:
 

• A review of the current AFL round 

• Melbourne's public transport issues

• Next round AFL, plus Premiership & Brownlow tips

• Violence around Melbourne

• Ticket inspectors & police vs. young people

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SYN Schools On Air 13 Apr.mp3

Is Frankston really the rough side of the tracks it's made out to be? Eruptions of violence have seen the council commission its own police force in a bid to make the streets safer. Naomi Black and Nick Toscano report.

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Frankston DIY police - SYNcast.mp3