The Andrews government is being urged to reform the independent remuneration tribunal, after a controversial pay hike amid a cost-of-living crisis will see pollies rake in almost $200,000.
The former High Court judge probing the Lawyer X scandal says his investigation is a “waste of time” as Victoria’s public prosecutor is refusing to charge police.
There are calls for a review into the tender process of Victoria’s new $1.7bn Myki contract, with a second company crying foul.
Friends and family of Paul Denyer’s victims say parole application law changes flagged by Dan Andrews have left them blindsided, asking how they would keep the community safe.
A key player in the contentious Belt and Road initiative is bidding for a massive Andrews government contract, raising concerns among the building industry.
Morson International has changed its name after it was suspended from the state’s Big Build following explosive allegations workers were doing “ghost shifts”.
The salaries of State Tolling Corporation executives could nudge $1m, years before the North East Link even opens to cars.
Delays of a major project have caused a divide in Victorian Labor, with members pushing a motion at the party’s state conference calling for “publicly pledged timelines be honoured”.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged $2b to fund new social housing, bankrolling the states to fast-track the creation of thousands of homes.
Fresh tensions are brewing between the Andrews and Albanese governments over who will foot the bill for an expected $3bn blowout on the Airport Rail Link.
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