![A vigil was held on Tuesday night after the death of Kangaroo Flat woman Analyn "Logee" Osias. Picture by Darren Howe A vigil was held on Tuesday night after the death of Kangaroo Flat woman Analyn "Logee" Osias. Picture by Darren Howe](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/189568677/9f922355-4878-47a0-b314-4c106c1e80ff.jpg/r0_0_3644_2426_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
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This morning's top stories, 150 gathered for an emotional vigil to honour Filipina woman Analyn "Logee" Osias, who was tragically killed on Sunday.
Mums and midwives are rallying to save St John of God Bendigo Hospital's maternity service, an 88-year-old man was taken to hospital after a car collision in Golden Square, and police are appealing for more information after two assaults were linked to the Rebels bikie gang.
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