Victorian hospital staff ordered to remove anti-Israel, pro-Palestine symbols
Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas has ordered healthcare staff to remove anti-Israel and pro-Palestine symbols after stickers were found inside Melbourne hospitals.
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‘Unfair advantage’: Elite Melb school probed by exam authority
Melbourne’s St Kevin’s College is under investigation by the VCE authority over its promotion of “sessions with VCAA assessors”, amid claims private schools having “a direct line to those marking exams” is unfair.
Victoria’s new treasurer refuses to rule out more taxes at first presser
Victoria is facing renewed calls to rein in spending, as Treasurer Jaclyn Symes refuses to rule out introducing new taxes.
Bid to up Vic car rego fees, to fund wildlife warriors
Victorian motorists would be slugged more for car registrations under a wild proposal aimed at raising funds for emergency animal care.
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Why this Yarraville home has buyers talking all weekend
A Yarraville home with a rare offer drew plenty of interest at its Valentine’s Day auction, but the result surprised many. Now, buyers are making their move.
Steve Price: Politics burned Shane Patton
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Council crackdown ends St Kilda pub’s pet-friendly policy
St Kilda pet lovers say they’re shattered after popular local pub Freddie Wimpoles was forced to ban customers from bringing their dogs inside — all because of council rules.
Dutton: ‘Nuclear energy will transform natural disasters in Australia’
Peter Dutton says nuclear energy will transform the way Australians respond in times of natural disaster.
Melbourne Zoo heartbroken after gorilla’s sudden death
The Melbourne Zoo community has been left devastated by the sudden and unexpected death of much-loved 20-year-old Western Lowland Gorilla, Kimya….
School’s decision to delay phonics rollout could cost students, expert says
Teachers are being instructed to dedicate just 10 minutes to teaching their students phonics at a northern suburbs school, despite the government’s 25 minute recommendation.
Should we bring back caged eggs to tackle the crippling shortage?
Farmers are calling on the government to pause phasing out caged eggs to keep more cartons on shelves. But would Victorians really make the switch from free range?
Backroom Baz: Dan proves he’s a tough act to follow
Daniel Andrews can still pull a crowd, with the former premier spotted pumping up the audience about the benefits of the Suburban Rail Loop at a fundraiser for Labor MPs.
Victoria’s top cop Shane Patton confirmed to lose his job
After an exhausting week for Police Commissioner Shane Patten, the majority of Victoria’s Police force has voted against his leadership, in…
Man rushed to hospital after stabbing in Warragul
A man has been rushed to hospital in a serious condition after being stabbed at a property in Victoria’s southeast overnight.
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