Tonight's top stories on 10 News First Melbourne: - Detectives are convinced they will find more victims of a group who abducted a 14-year-old boy and threw him from a moving car at Glen Huntly. He is among several children attacked for their mobile phones during an after-school crime spree. - Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has headed for the emergency exit two months ahead of schedule and is set to resign as the airline's boss tomorrow. - North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un is tipped to meet Vladimir Putin

The Melbourne Storm has claimed a fourth consecutive victory, thrashing the Sharks 30-6 but the win came at a cost. Rising star Sua Fa'alogo appeared to tear his hamstring attempting to run in a second try in the dying moments. | 10 News Melbourne

Construction delays have hit two of the five stations being built as part of Melbourne's Metro Tunnel project. But the Allan government insists the project is still on track to have trains running next year. | 10 News Melbourne