Shorten pledges to boost Australia’s fuel stocks
Labor leader Bill Shorten would immediately move to safeguard Australia’s fuel security by boosting emergency stocks if he wins the next election.
Labor leader Bill Shorten would immediately move to safeguard Australia’s fuel security by boosting emergency stocks if he wins the next election.
The woman who would become Lawyer X turned informer while still a student, after escaping conviction and the end of her law career before it even began. It was an arrangement that raised eyebrows at the time.
Liberal turncoat Julia Banks could run against prominent minister Greg Hunt in the Peninsula seat of Flinders, as a new poll shows the party’s vote in the electorate has crashed.
The high-flying lawyer wife of union boss John Setka allegedly blew almost six times the legal alcohol limit on Boxing Day while speeding with her two young children in the car, just hours after the couple argued at their home in Melbourne’s west.
Militant union boss John Setka has been charged after an ugly Boxing Day row with his lawyer wife Emma Walters at his home. Police were called to the couple’s home in Melbourne’s west after emergency services were alerted.
A leading Melbourne barrister has said he believes a Victorian Liberal MP is ineligible to sit in federal parliament because of an interest in a company.
Victoria Police will probe a massive data breach that has hit the state government, with the personal medical information of hundreds of staff circulating on the dark web.
Labor powerbroker and gambling lobbyist Stephen Conroy has emerged as a leading candidate to succeed Westfield billionaire Stephen Lowy as the boss of Football Federation Australia.
PRESSURE is growing on Premier Daniel Andrews to release a secret trade and infrastructure deal he signed with the Chinese as the federal government moves to boost its spending in the Pacific amid concerns over China’s increasing influence.
THE Morrison government risks having the High Court rub out Chris Crewther, MP of the second-most marginal seat in Victoria, over shares he recently bought in local company.
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