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One Dead, Another Injured in CBD Stabbing

Police are investigating whether the attack was targeted, with no arrests made after a man died and another was taken to hospital.

  • On Friday night, a man died and another was injured following a suspected stabbing in Melbourne's CBD near Queen Victoria Market, with police called to Frederick Way shortly after 8pm.
  • Victoria Police established two crime scenes about 100 metres apart between Queen Street and A'Beckett Street, closing major roads while homicide detectives began their investigation.
  • Homicide detectives are investigating if the stabbing was targeted, as footage circulating on WeChat shows a man in high-vis clothing being assisted by another person.
  • Police have not made any arrests, and authorities urged anyone with information to contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000 as the investigation into the circumstances remains ongoing.
  • The incident occurred on the same day three people were stabbed in Dandenong, where emergency services were called to Woodlee Street on Friday morning following reports of injuries.
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Herald Sun broke the news in Southbank, Australia on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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