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Police say 15-year-old Melbourne boy is charged with murder after stabbing another teenager on Sunshine Beach during a street fight.

The teenager was stabbed in the head at around 7pm on Wednesday afternoon when he came under attack from around 20 people, including young men with beer bottles.

Police have been called to the beach after a report of a stabbing. (9NEWS) ()

Police said the 15-year-old boy was walking through the popular Sunshine Beach when he came under attack. (9NEWS) ()

media_camera The scene where 16-year-old Matthew Schoenefeld was stabbed on Sunshine Beach. (9NEWS) ()

Police say he was stabbed twice in the lower body by another man, who fled the scene.

In a statement, Major Simon Dolan of Westmead Police said the victim and his friends returned to their vehicles around 10.30pm and were watching the beach when a fight broke out between the victim and about 10 young men.

The statement says the 15-year-old boy took one of the injured boys into an area known to be frequented by teenage drinking parties, after being stabbed in the lower body. (9NEWS) ()

The stabbing took place on the road at Sunshine Beach, close to the Suncoast Community Centre. (9NEWS) ()

The statement says the group began arguing as the 15-year-old started yelling at the other teens, who were drinking and shouting as they fled.

"The victim felt someone push him up against a wall, which left him with a wound on his neck, with an injury to the left side of the head," the statement said.

media_camera The 18-year-old man arrested in connection with the attack. (9NEWS) ()

It said an 18-year-old man from North Melbourne was charged by police on Wednesday evening with murder.

The 18-year-old was arrested, taken to the police station and is due in court on Friday for a bail hearing.

The 22-year-old man also arrested on Wednesday in connection with the fight, and is due to face court on Monday.

Another man who is the victim in the stabbing is due to appear in a Sydney District Court early on Thursday.

The 22-year-old, who is alleged to have thrown the beer bottles at the teen, was also arrested on Wednesday, police said.

media_camera The 18-year-old accused of trying to attack the teen who is now in hospital. (9NEWS) ()

media_camera A police officer addresses reporters on Sunshine Beach on Thursday morning.

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In an interview with the Gothamist this weekend, the man who leads the Pelican Cove group said that there have only been a few other opportunities to bring about change on behalf of livestock and dairy farmers in recent memory and the efforts they've been making are a testament to their collective strength.

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