Director Dan:Andrews tees up his next career move

Director Dan:Andrews tees up his next career move

The former premier has put aside the golf clubs and taken his first steps into the private sector,registering two new companies as the sole director.

  • byTom Cowie

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The renewable investment that shows government abandoned a key SEC promise
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The renewable investment that shows government abandoned a key SEC promise

In its first investment,the State Electricity Commission has failed to meet a government election promise for majority ownership of renewable energy projects.

  • byKieran Rooney
Daniel Andrews promised ‘both’,but Victorians might have to choose

Daniel Andrews promised ‘both’,but Victorians might have to choose

The former premier said Victorians could have both infrastructure and services. Tim Pallas’ budget update is showing that’s not possible.

  • byKieran Rooney
The low-profile minister who is reshaping Victoria

The low-profile minister who is reshaping Victoria

Sonya Kilkenny is one of the most influential people in Victoria holding the prominent position of planning minister at a time of a national housing crisis,but she’s relatively unknown.

  • byCara Waters
‘Stopped me in my tracks’:How one phone call changed Jacinta Allan’s life

‘Stopped me in my tracks’:How one phone call changed Jacinta Allan’s life

The premier denies having more than two hours’ notice of Daniel Andrews’ departure. Still,her family had discussed what taking on such a role would mean.

  • byAnnika Smethurst
Andrews’ attack on corruption watchdogs stuns integrity experts

Andrews’ attack on corruption watchdogs stuns integrity experts

In one of his first interviews since stepping down,the former premier said there was “not an accountability officer that doesn’t want more money,more power”.

  • byBroede Carmody andRachel Eddie
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‘We didn’t know if they’d shoot us’:When Brett Sutton faced the Taliban
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‘We didn’t know if they’d shoot us’:When Brett Sutton faced the Taliban

He’s worked in war zones,nearly died climbing mountains and escaped a charging rhino. In a rare interview,Brett Sutton speaks about his wild-haired youth and life on the front line of medicine.

  • bySherryn Groch
Frank but fearful:Senior bureaucrats scared of repercussions for talking to ombudsman

Frank but fearful:Senior bureaucrats scared of repercussions for talking to ombudsman

Ombudsman Deborah Glass recommended premiers be banned from selecting senior bureaucrats under a bold plan to restore the independence of the public service.

  • byAnnika Smethurst,Broede Carmody andKieran Rooney
Ministerial staff got government jobs that weren’t advertised

Ministerial staff got government jobs that weren’t advertised

Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass has lashed sloppy hiring practices across departments in a damning report that found interviewees felt the process was politicised.

  • byKieran Rooney
PwC consultants were asked to ‘prove up’ the Suburban Rail Loop

PwC consultants were asked to ‘prove up’ the Suburban Rail Loop

The ombudsman confirms Victoria’s top transport bureaucrat was kept in the dark about Australia’s most expensive infrastructure project,which was cooked up in secret.

  • byAnnika Smethurst
Transport mandarin would have advised a bus over Suburban Rail Loop

Transport mandarin would have advised a bus over Suburban Rail Loop

The government needs frank and fearless advice from the public service to avoid making costly decisions that don’t serve taxpayers.

  • byChip Le Grand