Serial protesters facing two years in jail under Libs plan
A new rally registration system under the control of police would be rolled out, with protest pests facing prison time, if the Coalition is elected at next year’s state election.
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Anti-Israel activist stood down from St Vincent’s Hospital job
An anti-Israel activist has been stood down from her St Vincent’s Hospital job after being photographed during a chaotic attack on Melbourne’s Miznon restaurant.
Minister suggests terror motive as Netanyahu slams ‘reprehensible attacks’
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lashed out at the “severe hate crimes” and called for the Australian Government to do more protect the Jewish community.
Six year old wanders 10 streets from after school care
A six-year-old girl who walked 1.8km from her after school care centre and a young boy left bleeding from scratches are being investigated by Victoria’s education department.
Unmasked: Police release picture of man wanted over synagogue fire
Police have released a picture of a man wanted for questioning over a fire at an East Melbourne synagogue, which came on a night of multiple acts of anti-Semitism across the city.
Allan defends ex-SA Labor premier inquiry appointment
Victorian premier Jacinta Allan has doubled down on the controversial appointment of ex-SA Labor premier Jay Weatherill to lead the state’s childcare inquiry.
‘An insult’: Backlash over controversial pick to head childcare inquiry
A former Labor premier who oversaw the worst child protection failure in his state’s history has been chosen by Jacinta Allan to lead Victoria’s childcare inquiry.
‘Box-ticking’: How scarily simple it is to work with kids in Queensland
People trusted to work with children, including childcare workers, are given no training on child safety as part of the only box they have to tick to legally care for kids. VOTE IN OUR POLL
‘Laughable’: Tougher checks to pour beers than work with children
There are calls to strengthen the Working with Children’s Check as comparisons show it can be done online in under 30 minutes while the responsible service of alcohol involves 10 hours of training.
Allan’s ‘punishing land tax’ torpedoes property sector
Victoria’s property sector has recorded the lowest confidence levels in Australia, as the Allan government’s “punishing land tax regime” raises doubts over the state’s ability to build enough homes.
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