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Buyers steer clear of former squatters’ houses
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Labor ‘members’ in dark over alleged rort
Victorians have had Labor Party memberships renewed in their name for years without their knowledge, in what insiders allege is a branch-stacking operation bankrolled by a printing rort.
Senator’s $117,000 printing riddle at centre of rort probe
Labor powerbroker Kim Carr spent more than $117,000 in taxpayers’ money with a printing firm entangled in an alleged “cash for stacks” rort, it can be revealed.
Senator’s $117,000 printing riddle
Victorian Labor powerbroker Kim Carr sent more than $117,000 in taxpayers’ money to the printing firm at the centre of an alleged “cash-for-stacks” scheme.
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Father, son charged in Labor rort probe
A Labor candidate who pulled out of the state election race for “family reasons” is one of four people charged by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog as it probes an alleged printing rort.
Charges coming over ALP printing rort
Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog is poised to lay charges as early as this week over a Labor Party printing rort.
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