Victorian Parliament
Transport companies given fine-free time as AI powers inner-west truck ban
Melbourne’s freight task has dramatically changed from when the West Gate Tunnel was first proposed.
- Chip Le Grand
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- Building Bad
Major Big Build labour hire company embroiled in fraud investigation
A man has been charged after police swooped on a Port Melbourne business on Wednesday.
- Nick McKenzie
Abolition of ‘lived experience’ test for mental health leaders alarms industry
The mental health sector says axing a requirement for people who have experienced mental health challenges to be at the forefront of reform is a betrayal.
- Rachel Eddie
Mixing pride and sorrow, Victoria says sorry to First Peoples
In emotional scenes, Premier Jacinta Allan has used her apology to First Peoples to vow that Treaty will not be a mere gesture.
- Kieran Rooney
Expanded police search powers challenged in Federal Court
The Human Rights Law Centre is challenging the Victoria Police decision to declare all of Melbourne CBD and surrounds a “designated area” for six months straight.
- Rachel Eddie
Keeping secrets: How Victoria has fallen behind other states on integrity
They’re the reports gathering dust as the state focuses on crime, housing and health. But Victoria’s integrity system no longer looks fit for purpose.
- Royce Millar
- Analysis
- Public service
Victorians are paying dearly for our slow, top-heavy public service
Victoria’s former top bureaucrat did not need much time to identify where the public service she once led had lost its way.
- Chip Le Grand
Give corruption watchdog teeth to follow the money, government told
A parliamentary committee has recommended IBAC be unleashed to oversee the use of public funds by subcontractors and to pursue “grey corruption”.
- Rachel Eddie
- Opinion
- Liberal Party
The Liberal leadership has been a bloodbath, but one goodfella has changed the script
For recently removed party leaders, nothing screams louder than the silence of your phone.
- Chip Le Grand
‘I hate them all’: Insurance staff denigrated home owners who had lost everything
Hundreds of Victorian families were left out of pocket with unfinished homes when builders collapsed in 2023. Insurance staff at a government agency privately denigrated them with profanities.
- Rachel Eddie
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