The Daily Aus Headlines: Melb schools locked down after student stabbing
Nov 27, 2025
Barnaby Joyce steps down from the National Party, marking a significant change in Australian politics. In Melbourne, two schools are locked down following a shocking stabbing incident involving an 11-year-old. Meanwhile, authorities in Hong Kong have arrested three men linked to tragic apartment fires that claimed 44 lives. On a lighter note, punk band SPEED is celebrated after receiving $80,000 from the NSW Government for their latest album. Tune in for a mix of serious news and uplifting moments!
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Joyce Quits Nationals, Hints At One Nation Move
- Barnaby Joyce resigned from the National Party citing a breakdown in his relationship with party leadership.
- He signalled strong consideration of joining One Nation and noted more One Nation members in parts of his electorate than Nationals.
Melbourne Schools Locked Down After Stabbing
- Two Melbourne schools entered brief lockdown after a student stabbed an eight-year-old and a staff member at Brentwood Park Primary in Berwick.
- Police questioned an 11-year-old and provided wellbeing support while appealing for witnesses via Crimestoppers.
Arrests After Deadly Hong Kong High-Rise Fires
- Hong Kong arrested three men after major high-rise fires killed 44 people and forced mass evacuations.
- Authorities are probing scaffolding and wall standards while investigating suspects for manslaughter.