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A year after a deadly attack on twoboys, Melbourne’s South Sudanese community remains in fear

Victim’s father says community ‘struggling a lot’ as Victorian government yet to release report delivered eight months ago by expert group

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Adeshola Ore, Nino Bucci and Benita Kolovos4 Sept 2026, 03:00 pmUpdated 3h ago1 min readAsiaAustralia
A year after a deadly attack on two boys, Melbourne’s South Sudanese community remains in fear

Australia — Adeshola Ore, Nino Bucci and Benita Kolovos

Victim’s father says community ‘struggling a lot’ as Victorian government yet to release report delivered eight months ago by expert group

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On a Saturday evening last spring, two boys stepped off a bus in Melbourne’s outer west just before 8pm. They never made it home.

The alleged double murder of the two children – 12-year-old Chol Achiek and his friend 15-year-old Dau Akueng – reignited a fierce debate over solutions to curb Victoria’s youth gang violence.

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Source: The Guardian · Adeshola Ore, Nino Bucci and Benita Kolovos. Published 4 Sept 2026, 03:00 pm.

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