Power pain for consumers to continue
POWER bill pain is spreading as more electricity retailers say they will raise prices next year.
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You could get a $720 refund on your power bill
POWER companies will return at least $71 million on set-and-forget power bills and more than 285,000 Victorian households will be granted a refund worth up to $720 a customer.
Airport rail is really happening but not how you think
MELBOURNE is finally actually going to get an airport rail link and it won’t only be people heading to the airport who will benefit, if the state government gets its way. Here’s why.
Fearful locals demand North East Link details
SCHOOLS, community groups and residents are urging the Andrews Government to reveal plans for the North East Link amid fears of widespread property acquisitions. The state government insists no existing roads will be tolled to fund the road.
Tears, hugs as euthanasia bill is passed
EMOTIONAL Victorian MPs reacted with tears, hugs and smiles when the state’s controversial assisted dying bill passed in the Upper House today, giving terminally-ill patients the ability to apply for lethal medication within 18 months.
Dan’s North East Link route would mean tolls on Eastern: Guy
OPPOSITION Leader Matthew Guy has warned the Andrews Government would have to toll the Eastern Freeway to pay for its preferred route for North East Link.
Road war brewing over Coalition’s intersections pledge
THE Coalition’s $4.1 billion plan to remove the busiest and most deadly intersections across our suburbs has been slammed by the Roads Minister as a “half baked” policy that is “no use to the community”.
Greener pastures as Labor fades in inner Melb
THE Greens could storm next year’s state election and hold the balance of power if voters in other inner-city seats continue to abandon Labor.
Swing to Greens an ominous sign for Andrews’ re-election hopes
PREMIER Daniel Andrews’ hopes of being re-elected just got a lot harder with Northcote unlikely to be the only seat the Greens take from Labor, writes Matt Johnston.
Rebirthed East West link takes new turn
A LEADING roads group says a resurrected East West Link would have to be redesigned to maximise benefits of another planned toll road in Melbourne’s northeast.
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