‘Worse than Whitlam’: Dutton blasts Albanese government
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has taken aim at the Prime Minister’s economic record as he outlined his election priorities at a campaign rally in Melbourne.
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‘Hypocrisy’: Monique Ryan in firing line as Coalition ramps up war on Teal MPs
The Coalition has launched a scathing attack on Dr Monique Ryan and Zoe Daniel ahead of the federal election in a bid to claw back vital seats at the upcoming federal election.
Winter gas shortfall looms for Victoria
Victoria is facing a gas shortfall this winter, despite a surplus of supply on the east coast over the next two years.
Hadi Nazari set to return home after miracle survival at Mt Kosciuszko
Hiker Hadi Nazari has been discharged from hospital and is set to return to his Melbourne home after vanishing for almost two weeks in dense NSW bushland.
Dismal number of visas cancelled despite rise in anti-Semitic acts
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is being slammed for the department’s failure to cancel visas over anti-Semitic conduct, as new figures reveal just how lax the nation’s leaders have become.
‘Productivity problem’: Services Australia backlog costs taxpayers $10.6m
Services Australia staff have been blasted for being inefficient after taxpayers forked out a whopping $10.6m in overtime pay for public servants to clear a logjam of claims.
Fed-up farmer blasts supermarket price gouging as he quits growing veg
A Victorian farmer who made headlines for highlighting the massive gap between farm gate prices and costs at the checkout says he will no longer sell vegetables because he’s “being ripped off”.
Teen thugs use social media to ‘thumb nose’ at weak laws
Young offenders are using social media to ‘post and boast’ about being pursued by police as crime sprees explode across Victoria, but politicians say there’s no need for tough new laws.
Why Victorians will soon be hit with even higher alcohol prices
Victorians are being warned to brace for one of the biggest alcohol price rises in years as the cash-for-container scheme fee increase and the higher alcohol excise hit at the same time.
Almost 50 Australian war graves feared damaged in Gaza
Two war cemeteries have suffered “extensive damage” during Israel Defence Forces’ attacks on Hamas, with almost 50 Australian soldiers’ graves believed to have been caught in the wreckage.
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