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Chinese delivery rider’s death in Melbourne ignites safety debate ahead of poll

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Chinese delivery rider’s death in Melbourne ignites safety debate ahead of poll
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The killing of a Chinese food delivery rider in Melbourne has renewed safety concerns across the city just weeks ahead of the Victorian state election, where law and order is expected to be a key campaign battleground. Feng Jianming, a 47-year-old Chinese national from Shaanxi province, worked as a rider for HungryPanda – a UK-headquartered delivery platform catering to the Chinese diaspora across 10 countries, including Australia. Feng died of stab wounds last Friday night near Melbourne’s...

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  • Chinese delivery rider’s death in Melbourne ignites safety debate ahead of poll.
  • Feng died of stab wounds last Friday night near Melbourne’s...
  • Feng died of stab wounds last Friday night near Melbourne’s...

The killing of a Chinese food delivery rider in Melbourne has renewed safety concerns across the city just weeks ahead of the Victorian state election, where law and order is expected to be a key campaign battleground. Feng Jianming, a 47-year-old Chinese national from Shaanxi province, worked as a rider for HungryPanda – a UK-headquartered delivery platform catering to the Chinese diaspora across 10 countries, including Australia. Feng died of stab wounds last Friday night near Melbourne’s...

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