A peak Victorian farming body has warned “an outrageous new tax” on the state’s food producers will inevitably be passed on to struggling Victorian families, making fruit, vegies and meat even more expensive at the checkout.
Chisholm in Melbourne’s southeast is one of Victoria’s most marginal seats and a key federal election battleground. Has the budget shifted the views of residents of Anthony Drive in Mount Waverley?
A teen who was on bail when he helped carry-out a high-profile alleged murder which shocked the state has bragged about being released from youth detention in a shocking video posted online.
They were the big players who graced our screens, radios and social media feeds constantly during the pandemic. So where are some of Covid’s most divisive figures now?
They were the big players who graced our screens, radios and social media feeds constantly during the pandemic. So where are some of Covid’s most divisive figures now?
Eagle-eyed observers in well-heeled Hawthorn have noticed an election billboard on the sprawling mansion of famed human rights barrister Julian Burnside KC. Are the Greens on the chopping block?
The Allan government’s new bail laws have passed parliament but Victorians still face a wait for the tougher laws to come into effect.
A well-known developer, two shadow ministers and three former premiers are among those to dip into their own pockets to support former opposition leader John Pesutto.
Covid briefing documents used to justify sending Victorians into the world’s longest lockdown will finally be made public, after the state government lost its bid to keep them secret.
Jacinta Allan is facing a new hurdle in her bid to push new bail laws through parliament as a single word emerges as a new point of contention.
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