Labor’s fundraising entity has severed ties with John Woodman, the cashed-up developer at the centre of an IBAC anti-corruption probe into Casey council, who sought to use donations to gain favour within the Andrews Government.
John Kennedy, the driver killed when his train dramatically derailed on its way to Melbourne, has been remembered as a “good bloke” whose death would be felt across the railway community.
In an unexpected discovery, the frontrunner expected to replace retiring Liberal upper house MP Mary Wooldridge has been deemed ineligible to sit in state parliament. Here’s why.
Premier Daniel Andrews has leapt to the defence of Labor MPs who were filmed partying it up on booze-filled night in Bali while bushfires raged in East Gippsland. WATCH THE VIDEO
A Labor staffer has had his entry to Victorian parliament revoked after giving access to a man who was subject to an intervention order requested by a Labor MP.
A Labor staffer claims he was discussing visa inconsistencies when he was recorded attacking Muslims during a meeting aimed at getting Indian-Australians to join the party.
Relief for Victorian families waiting years to settle disputes in the Family Court is on the way, with a new campaign promising to clear cases that have languished on lists for up to four years.
He received a huge salary last year but taxpayers will be hit with a six-figure legal bill when United Firefighters Union secretary Peter Marshall takes his fight for an extra $1 million in pension payments to the Supreme Court.
A union is demanding that test results on soil at the $11 billion Melbourne Metro Tunnel be released after toxic soil caused chaos on the West Gate Tunnel project.
After months of the Metro Tunnel’s monetary woes and ballooning costs, the Andrews Government remains in a stand-off with the project’s consortium. And despite valiant efforts from builders and the government, any resolution still seems a long way off.
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