---
title: 2025-05-21-victoria
created: 2025-05-21
updated: 2025-05-21
type: summary
tags: ["local_news", "newsletter"]
external: http://go/ui/posts/683/
---

<think>
Okay, I need to create an 8-item concise bulletin summary in Chinese using markdown format for Melbourne local and Australian news. The user provided a list of articles, and I have to follow specific instructions. Let me start by going through each article to identify duplicates and major headlines.

First, looking at the articles, I notice that the "No Coalition" topic appears twice: items 2 and 5. These should be merged since they're about the same event. The key point here is the Nationals and Liberals splitting after the election. That's definitely big news and should be at the top.

Next, the Victorian budget is mentioned in items 8 and 12. The second one is a critique titled "A Groundhog Day budget...", so I'll need to combine them under the Victorian Budget 2025, highlighting both the budget details and the criticism. Since the user mentioned merging duplicates, I'll merge these two into one entry.

The RBA interest rate cut is covered in items 3 and 4. Item 3 talks about the RBA's scenarios and possible unemployment, while item 4 focuses on banks passing on the rate cut. These are related but distinct enough; maybe keep them separate as they cover different aspects (RBA's forecast vs. bank responses). Wait, but the user wants to merge duplicates. Hmm. Let me check. The first RBA article is about the RBA's forecast, the second is about banks passing the cut. Not exact duplicates, so maybe keep them separate. But since the user wants to merge duplicates, if there's no duplication, keep as separate but ensure they are both included if they are big news.

Now, checking each article's significance. The major national news would be the political split (item 2/5), the budget, the interest rate, the bikie murder (item7), the tiny home issue (item 10) is more of an individual case. The school parking issues (items 8,11,12?) Wait, looking again: item 8 is Victorian budget, item 11 is school drop-off moral problem, and item 12 is the budget critique. The school parking stoush is item 9 and 11. Since the user wants big headlines, maybe the school parking is local Melbourne news, but not top 8. The murder case (item7) is significant. The Comanchero bikies jailed for life is a major crime story. The phone tower evidence in the Erin Patterson trial (item6) is important for legal context but might be less of a headline. The tiny home issue (item10) is a social issue. The RBA and banks' rate cut (items3,4) are economic. The sports item (Europa League) might be less important unless it's a local angle, but since the teams are English, maybe it's not top-tier. The disabilities and parenting (item11) is personal, maybe not top 8.

The user wants only BIG news and headlines. Let's prioritize:

1. Nationals-Liberal split (merged items 2 &5)
2. Victorian Budget 2025 (items8 and 12)
3. RBA's rate cut and scenarios (item3)
4. Banks passing on the rate cut (item4)
5. Comanchero bikie life sentences (item7)
6. Phone tower evidence in trial (item6) – somewhat relevant but maybe not top 8?
Alternatively, maybe the murder case is more impactful.

Wait, let me count potential entries:

- 1: Coalition split (1)
- 2: Victorian Budget (merged 8+12)
- 3: RBA rate scenarios (item3)
- 4: Banks rate pass (item4)
- 5: Bikie murder sentencing (item7)
- 6: Phone tower case (item6)
- 7: School parking (merged items9,11?) but maybe not top 8.
- 8: The tiny home case (item10) might be a social issue but perhaps not top 8.

Alternatively, maybe the tiny home issue is a big issue for homelessness, so maybe include that. Let's see:

I need to pick 8, so which are the top ones?

The top 8 would be:

1. Coalition split

2. Victorian Budget (with both articles merged, since item8 and 12 are about the budget)

Wait item8 is the budget's content, item12 is the critique of it. So combining them into one entry under Victorian Budget 2025, mentioning both the key points and the criticism.

3. RBA's interest rate forecast and scenarios (item3)

4. Banks passing on rate cuts (item4)

5. Comanchero bikies life sentences (item7)

6. Phone tower expert testimony in murder trial (item6) – important legal case, but maybe less national? Since it's about a murder trial in Victoria, but the main point is about phone tower limitations, which could be a legal precedent.

Alternatively, maybe the murder case is more impactful. The murder of Mitat Rasimi described as "outrageous, chilling" by the judge, so that's a major crime story.

7. Maybe the tiny home case (item10) about Manu's home, which is a personal story but has implications for homelessness and legislation.

8. The RBA rate points and the budget are both economic. The public sector gender pay gap (item13) is another important issue, so that's another.

Wait, there's the item13: public sector gender pay gap (item13). "The public sector gender pay gap data has been revealed...")

Wait checking the items again:

Looking at the list provided:

The first entry is about the Europa League final, which might not be as significant unless it's a major local event. Since it's about Tottenham vs Man U, but in Australia, maybe not a top headline. So maybe exclude that.

Now, the items to consider for the 8:

1. Nationals split from Liberals (merged items 2 and 5)

2. Victorian Budget 2025 (items8 and 12)

3. RBA rate cut scenarios (item3)

4. Banks passing on the rate cut (item4)

5. Comanchero bikies jailed (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's tiny home issue (item10)

8. Maybe the school parking issue (item9 or 11) but if it's a local Melbourne issue, but not sure if top 8. Alternatively, the phone tower case (item6) as a legal case.

Alternatively, the RBA's rate cut and the public sector gender pay gap are both economic/social. Since the user wants BIG news, maybe the top 8 would include:

- The first five items above plus possibly the gender pay gap and Manu's case. Let me make sure:

The list must be 8 items. Let's list them:

1. Coalition breakup

2. Victorian Budget

3. RBA's rate scenarios

4. Banks passing rate cut

5. Bikies' life terms

6. Public sector gender pay gap

7. Manu's home

8. Phone tower evidence in trial?

Alternatively, maybe the murder case (item7) is more important than the phone tower.

Alternatively, the murder case is a major crime story, so that's in the top 8.

Phone tower case is part of a trial, which is important but maybe less pressing than the murder itself.

Alternatively, which of these are the top 8:

1. Coalition split (merged)

2. Victorian Budget (merged)

3. RBA's rate forecasts (item3)

4. Banks passing cuts (item4)

5. Comanchero bikies' life sentences (item7)

6. Gender pay gap in public sector (item13)

7. Manu's tiny home (item10)

8. The murder trial's phone tower evidence (item6) is part of the legal aspect but maybe not top 8.

Alternatively, the murder case (item7) is a single item, so 1-6, plus maybe the school parking, but I need to pick 8.

Wait, let's count again:

- Items to include as per analysis:

1. Coalition split (merged items2,5)

2. Victorian Budget (items8,12)

3. RBA's global scenarios and rate cut (item3)

4. Banks passing on cuts (item4)

5. Bikies jailed (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's tiny home (item10)

That's 6, need two more. Alternatively, maybe the phone tower case (item6) and the murder case (item7) are both separate? Wait, item6 is about the trial's evidence, item7 is the sentencing. Wait item7 is the sentencing, which is the result, so that's the murder case. So maybe item7 is the key.

Alternatively, the RBA and the budget are big. Let me see which are the top 8 based on significance.

Alternatively, the murder case (item7) and the phone tower evidence (item6) are two separate entries. But perhaps the phone tower is part of the trial, so maybe the murder case is the main one, and the phone tower is a supporting detail, but the user wants each entry to be distinct. Maybe they should be separate.

Wait, the murder case is item7, which is the sentencing, so that's a headline. The phone tower article (item6) is about the trial's evidence, which is part of the same case? Not sure. Alternatively, they're separate but related. If they're not duplicates, perhaps both should be included, but since the user's input says to merge duplicates, which they aren't, so they stay separate. But maybe the murder case is more impactful.

Alternatively, the school parking issue (item9) is a local Melbourne issue. The user specified "Melbourne Local and Australia news". So maybe the school parking (item9) counts as local. Similarly, the phone tower case (item6) is Melbourne-related (The Age link, so probably Melbourne. The murder case (item7) is likely Victorian.

So possible entries:

1. Coalition split (merged)

2. Victorian Budget (merged)

3. RBA rate forecast (item3)

4. Banks passing (item4)

5. Bikies' life sentences (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Phone tower legal case (item6)

8. School parking dispute (item9) as a local issue.

Alternatively, the tiny home case (item10) about homelessness could be important.

Alternatively, the RBA and banks' rate cuts are two separate items but both economic, so they both count. That might take two slots. Similarly, the gender pay gap is a key social issue.

So let me count:

- 1: Coalition breakup

- 2: Victorian Budget

- 3: RBA's scenarios (item3)

- 4: Banks' rate cuts (item4)

- 5: Bikies' sentencing (item7)

- 6: Gender pay gap (item13)

- 7: Manu's home (item10)

- 8: Phone tower evidence (item6) or school parking (item9) or the tiny home.

Alternatively, maybe the school parking is less critical. Let's see:

The user's note says to select only big news and headlines. The school parking is a local issue, but maybe not top 8. The murder case (item7) is a major crime story. The tiny home (item10) is a social issue, important but maybe not top 8.

The public sector pay gap (item13) is important.

So the 8 would be:

1. Coalition split (merged)

2. Victorian Budget (merged)

3. RBA rate forecast (item3)

4. Banks passing the rate cut (item4)

5. Bikies life terms (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's tiny home (item10)

8. Phone tower trial detail (item6). "Phone tower pings can’t tell precise location, expert tells murder trial" is a legal development, important for that case, so maybe included.

Alternatively, the murder case itself (item7) is a single news item (sentencing) and the phone tower is part of the trial's evidence. Since they are separate articles, they are different angles. But the murder case sentencing is the main event, so item7 is the main headline, and item6 is more about a legal technicality. Maybe the murder case (item7) is the key, so the phone tower article (item6) might be less of a headline unless it's a significant issue. The murder trial's evidence is part of the case but perhaps not a top headline unless the expert testimony was a key point. 

To make sure I have 8 items:

Items that are big:

- Political split (1)

- Budget (2)

- RBA (3) and banks (4)

- Bikie sentencing (5)

- Gender pay gap (6)

- Manu's home (7)

- Phone tower case (8)

Or maybe the school parking (9) is a local issue but maybe not top 8. Alternatively, the public sector pay gap is a major social issue. 

Alternatively, the tiny home (item10) is a social issue. 

So I need to make sure to pick the top 8, excluding the sports (Europa League) which is likely not important unless it's a local story, but it's about English clubs. So it's excluded.

So the 8 items:

1. Coalition split (merged items 2 &5)

2. Victorian Budget (items8,12)

3. RBA's rate forecasts (item3)

4. Banks passing rate cuts (item4)

5. Bikies jailed (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's tiny home (item10)

8. Phone tower evidence in murder trial (item6)

Alternatively, instead of the phone tower, maybe the tiny home is more impactful.

Alternatively, the murder case's sentencing (item7) and the phone tower article (item6) are separate but related. However, the murder itself is the main story, so perhaps merging isn't needed, but they are separate articles. Since the user allows merging duplicates but these aren't duplicates. Since item7 is the sentencing, which is a headline, and item6 is a legal technical detail in the trial, perhaps only the sentencing (item7) is the headline, and the phone tower article is a supporting detail but maybe not top 8.

Alternatively, the murder case's sentencing is a bigger headline, so include item7, and item6 is less so, so exclude to make space for others.

So recalculating:

1. Coalition split

2. Victorian Budget

3. RBA scenarios (item3)

4. Banks' rate cuts (item4)

5. Bikies' life terms (item7)

6. Public sector pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's home (item10)

8. Phone tower article (item6) or school parking?

Alternatively, the public gender pay gap is important.

Alternatively, the tiny home issue is a human interest story, but maybe not a top headline. The school parking (item9) is a local issue, but maybe less critical.

Alternatively, the public sector pay gap is a significant social issue, so that's in.

Thus the 8 items would be the first seven above plus item13 (gender pay gap) and maybe exclude the phone tower. Wait, that's 6. Let's count:

1. Coalition

2. Budget

3. RBA

4. Banks

5. Bikies

6. Gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's home

8. Phone tower (item6) or school parking (item9) or the tiny home.

Alternatively, item10 (Manu's case) is important for homelessness and policy.

Alternatively, the RBA and banks' items are separate but both relevant.

Thus the 8 items would be:

1. National-Liberal split

2. Victorian Budget (merged)

3. RBA's scenarios (item3)

4. Banks passing (item4)

5. Bikies jailed (item7)

6. Public sector gender pay gap (item13)

7. Manu's home (item10)

8. Phone tower case (item6) or the murder sentencing itself (item7 is the sentencing; item6 is the trial's tech detail)

Wait, item7 is the sentencing, which is the big news, so that's one item. Phone tower article is part of the case but maybe not a top headline on its own.

Alternatively, the murder case's sentencing is item7, which is a standalone.

Thus maybe the 8 would be:

1. Coalition split

2. Victorian Budget

3. RBA's rate cut forecast (item3)

4. Banks' pass (item4)

5. Bikies jailed (item7)

6. Public sector gender gap (item13)

7. Manu's home (item10)

8. Phone tower trial detail (item6)

But need to check if they're all major.

Alternatively, the tiny home case (item10) is a social issue, and the public gender pay gap (item13) is also important.

Alternatively, the school parking (item9) is a local Melbourne issue, but maybe not top 8.

Alternatively, the RBA's rate scenarios and banks' actions are economic, so both are needed.

Thus, compiling into 8 items:

1. 国家党和自由党分裂 (merged)

2. 维州2025预算 (merged)

3. RBA预测贸易战争情景 (item3)

4. 银行跟进降息 (item4)

5. 三名Comanchero成员被判终身监禁 (item7)

6. 公务员性别工资差距 (item13)

7. Manu面临无家可归 (item10)

8. 手机信号塔证据争议 (item6)

That's 8 items.

Now, check if any other items are more important. The murder case (item7) is major. The tiny home (item10) is a personal story but might be less of a headline. Alternatively, the gender pay gap is more of a systemic issue. 

Alternatively, the school parking (item9) as a local Melbourne issue, but maybe not top 8.

Alternatively, the tiny home is a housing crisis example, which is significant.

Alternatively, the RBA and banks' items are two separate entries because they are different angles (RBA's policy vs. banks' implementation). Both are important for economy.

Yes, so including both.

Thus the 8 items are as above. Now, I need to write them in Chinese with links. Also, ensure each is a headline. 

Now, checking each item's content:

- The RBA's scenarios about trade war and unemployment.

- Banks passing on rate cuts (item4) is about how banks reduce rates, important for mortgages.

- Public sector gender pay gap is a major social issue.

- The murder case (item7) is a crime story.

- Manu's tiny home is a social issue.

- Phone tower case (item6) relates to legal evidence in a murder case, which is part of the murder trial, so perhaps better to include the sentencing (item7 as main), and phone tower is supplementary, so maybe exclude unless it's a separate issue.

Alternatively, including the murder case (item7) and the phone tower (item6) as two items? That would make the murder case's legal angle and the sentencing.

Alternatively, the murder case is one item (sentencing), and the phone tower is a separate item about the trial's evidence. Since both are separate articles, they are separate, but maybe the murder's sentencing is the key headline.

Alternatively, the phone tower article might be part of the same case, so the sentencing is the main, and the phone tower is a detail. Since the user said to merge duplicates, but they aren't duplicates, so keep both as separate but count them as separate articles. But to keep under 8, maybe prioritize.

Alternatively, the phone tower article is a legal technicality, so maybe omit for the sake of top 8, and include the tiny home case.

Thus the 8 items would be:

1. 国家党与自由党正式分手 (merged items 2,5)

2. 维州2025预算焦点 (merged items8,12)

3. RBA预测贸易战影响失业率 (item3)

4. 银行跟进降息 (item4)

5. 三名Comanchero成员被判终身 (item7)

6. 公务员性别薪酬差距公开 (item13)

7. 火灾幸存者面临拆除小屋困境 (item10)

8. 维州学校接送争议再起 (item9)

Wait, but the school parking (item9) is a local issue. Alternatively, the public gender pay gap is more national.

Alternatively, replacing school parking with the public gender pay gap.

Alternatively, the public sector pay gap (item13) is important.

So the 8 items should be:

1. 国家党与自由党正式分手

2. 维州2025预算要点

3. RBA预测贸易战推高失业率

4. 银行执行降息

5. Comanchero三人终身监禁

6. 公务员性别薪酬差距曝光

7. 火灾幸存者住房危机

8. 手机信号塔证据争议 (item6)

Alternatively, the phone tower case is a legal angle of a murder trial, so maybe it's a major story, hence include.

Alternatively, the murder case itself (item7) is the key, and the phone tower is a detail. Since they are separate articles, but the murder sentencing is the main news, so item7 is a separate entry. But perhaps the phone tower case is part of the trial, so it's a related but not duplicate, so both count as separate. However, to stay under 8, maybe include the murder sentencing (item7) and exclude the phone tower unless it's a big point.

Alternatively, the murder case's sentencing is the key, and the phone tower is a supporting article. Since they are separate, but the murder case's outcome is more important, so keeping item7 is better.

Thus, to make 8 items, I'll include:

1. Coalition split

2. Victorian budget

3. RBA's scenarios

4. Banks' rate cuts

5. Bikies sentencing

6. Public sector gender pay gap

7. Manu's home issue

8. School parking dispute (item9)

Alternatively, replacing school parking with the phone tower case (item6, which is about the murder trial's evidence, which is part of the legal system's angle, so maybe important.

Alternatively, the murder case itself is the major story (item7) and the phone tower is a related article but perhaps not a top headline.

Alternatively, the gender pay gap is more impactful.

Thus, the final list would be:

1. 国家党与自由党正式分手

2. 维州2025预算要点

3. RBA预测贸易影响失业

4. 银行跟进降息

5. 三名Comanchero成员终身监禁

6. 公务员性别薪酬差距公开

7. 火灾幸存者面临拆屋流离

8. 维州学校接送争议再起

Alternatively, the school parking is local, but the user includes both Melbourne local and Australia news. The school parking is a local issue in Melbourne, so that's acceptable.

Alternatively, the tiny home case (item10) is more of a social crisis.

Hmm, maybe the tiny home case (item10) is a more pressing social issue.

So final list:

1. 国家党与自由党正式分手

2. 维州2025预算焦点

3. RBA预测贸易战推高失业

4. 银行削减利率

5. 维州三人因谋杀案终身监禁

6. 公务员性别薪酬差距数据公布

7. 火灾幸存者面临拆屋困境

8. 维州手机信号塔证据争议 (if included) or school parking.

Alternatively, the public gender pay gap is a bigger issue.

Alternatively, exclude the school parking and include the gender pay gap.

Thus, I'll proceed to structure the 8 items accordingly, ensuring each is a separate entry, and avoid duplicates. The murder case's sentencing (item7) is a crime headline, so it's a must. 

Now, formatting each entry with titles and links, and concise descriptions.

Ensure the titles match the links provided. Also check for any other duplicates:

Looking back, all are unique except the coalition split and budget. The phone tower article and murder sentencing are different.

Okay, proceeding to structure them in markdown as per the user's example, with concise descriptions.
</think>

# 大新闻  
- [国家党与自由党正式分手](https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/nationals-and-liberals-will-not-form-a-coalition/p91moqt38)  
两大党派选举后分道扬镳，联合政府告终。  

- [维州2025预算焦点](https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/victorian-budget-2025-what-you-need-to-know-20250520-p5m0tx.html)  
预算争议债务问题未解决，赢家与输家浮出水面。  

- [RBA预测贸易战推高失业率](https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/rba-s-trade-war-forecast-revealed/of5wt1ltj)  
央行警告失业率或升至6%，全球经济情景分析引发担忧。  

- [银行削减利率，房贷者可省多少](https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/banks-passing-on rate-cut/ncdlfg9ia)  
多家银行确认降息，家庭可省数百澳元。  

- [三人因"骇人谋杀案"终身监禁](https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/three-comanchero-bikies-jailed-20250520-p5m0py.html)  
法官称杀害Mitat Rasimi案"骇人听闻"，三名帮派成员获无期徒刑。  

- [公务员性别薪酬差距数据首次公开](https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/public-sector-pay-gap-revealed/yt30vo1j8)  
税务局、储备银行等机构薪酬差距数据首度曝光。  

- [火灾幸存者面临拆屋流离](https://www.sbs.com.au/news/ the-feed/article/manu-homeless-if-house-removed/owina5lu4)  
山火幸存者的微型房屋合法性争议引发住屋危机。  

- [维州手机信号定位争议影响谋杀案审判](https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/phone-tower-pings-cant-precisely-locate/m5m0lc.html)  
专家证词称手机信号基站无法精确定位凶手行踪。
