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Ambulance Victoria names new interim boss
The state’s ambulance service has revealed who will replace CEO Tony Walker in the wake of his shock departure.
The commuter carparks dumped under Labor plan
At least 11 Melbourne commuter carpark upgrades have been dumped after federal Labor scrapped the Urban Congestion Fund.
Tassie tour brings Aussie icon great joy
Just days away from launching his latest tour, Aussie artist Vance Joy reveals why Tassie show could be the best.
Dan OK with Albo dudding Vic by $1bn
Dan Andrews supports federal Labor’s axing of $1bn in Victorian projects, despite the annoucement putting a vital road upgrade in jeopardy.
PM ripping up our road and rail projects
At least $900m in Melbourne road and rail projects are being ripped up by the Albanese government. See if your suburb is impacted.
BoM backs down on $220k brand refresh
The Bureau of Meteorology has eased up on its rebrand demands, conceding people can refer to the agency “any way they wish”.
Long service leave dispute could cost millions
An alleged breach of Victoria’s long service leave laws could lead to a company copping a $3m fine.
Notorious paedophile priest ‘likely’ to die in jail
The latest sentence handed down to depraved paedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale for abusing his 70th and 71st victims could mean he will never again be a free man.
Help for flood-affected students, Echuca on high alert
The Andrews government has announced support to VCE students and free kinder in flood-ravaged areas, while Echuca is bracing for more flooding.
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