Health executives have slammed Victoria’s new vaping laws as “unworkable”, alleging the government failed to consider an oversight in the reforms that could make way for illegal sales.
Victorian authorities may be taking a softer stance on protesters instead of upholding laws that could prevent October 7 related rallies, because of the state’s human rights charter.
Teal MP Zoe Daniel has been referred to the national corruption watchdog over allegations she misused taxpayer-funded resources.
The Australian Federal Police has released a striking statement on behalf of all states and territories to stand against the planned pro-Palestine rally on October 7.
A legal loophole that caps political donations to minor parties is under scrutiny, with pressure mounting on the Victorian government to deal with the inequity.
The state government is preparing an emergency plan to combat a potentially catastrophic avian flu outbreak in Victoria, which is “causing havoc” overseas and could threaten pet dogs and cats.
Despite warnings of major gas supply shortfalls ahead of next winter, activists are celebrating the demise of a key search for the vital resource in Victoria.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has again been grilled about who initiated the request for advice about changing negative gearing rules.
Former treasurer Joe Hockey has issued a warning as the treasury department looks at negative gearing changes.
Negative gearing has again exploded into the political debate as Treasury models options to scale it back. Here’s how it could change.
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