9News Melbourne | Sunday 4 October | Full Bulletin

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Catch up on tonight’s edition of 9News Melbourne. Thousands of motorbikes converged on State Parliament in a passionate pothole protest to demand urgent road repairs following the tragic death of a rider on the Western Highway, putting political leaders under intense scrutiny ahead of the upcoming election. Meanwhile, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson campaigned in Geelong by taking to a go-kart track, declaring her party as a serious contender, while the state government announced a gradual winding back of land tax thresholds. Security concerns intensified after a wild brawl erupted near a children's playground at Highpoint Shopping Centre, and federal authorities joined an investigation into an Omani co-pilot with former Victorian university ties who attempted to hijack a flight to Israel. In other news, reality television star Sam Wood was arrested over domestic violence charges, a P-plate driver was denied bail following a devastating crash that injured ten people in Newcastle, and

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