A wave of MPs has spent thousands on taxpayer-funded trips just weeks and months before announcing their plans to step down from politics.
Health Infrastructure Minister Melissa Horne has broken ranks with the premier,seeking assurances over “extremely serious allegations” that Allan only hours earlier repeatedly dismissed as baseless.
In a bit to capitalise on Victorians’ growing dissatisfaction,a new crop of political hopefuls are expanding their reach beyond their traditional battleground.
The workplace watchdog has changed Mirabella’s workload after she was caught up in legal proceedings.
A prime piece of inner-city real estate will be fought over in court as Boroondara council resists an 18-storey,$520 million development.
A former executive director of the Victorian Health Building Authority has blown the whistle on government intervention on a major hospital redevelopment.
Backing for Pauline Hanson is in decline across Victoria,but Jacinta Allan’s popularity remains in the doldrums.
The Liberal and National parties have vowed to fix one million of the state’s worst potholes and overhaul the road maintenance program if elected in November.
Does Jess Wilson,a 36-year-old,first term MP,have what it takes to turf out Labor while turning back the orange tide?
Victoria’s upper house is likely to be vastly different after November’s election,as the Allan government moves to abolish the controversial “preference-whispering” system.
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