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Two women hit by cars during Melbourne marathon, water runs dry for competitors

Brisbane Times ·
Two women hit by cars during Melbourne marathon, water runs dry for competitors

Police have ruled out terrorism or a targeted attack after a 16-year-old allegedly ploughed into a woman at a CBD intersection close to where marathon runners were competing.

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