Andrews seeks to quell the gossip
PREMIER Daniel Andrews spent 53 minutes on Thursday allowing journalists “ask whatever you need to ask, whatever you want to ask”, writes Matt Johnston.
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HEALTH Minister Jill Hennessy has apologised to Deputy Premier James Merlino after she inadvertently sent him a text using the phrase “C U Next Tuesday”.
Mokbel could move from super-secure unit
THE first photo of gangland figure Tony Mokbel in prison has emerged, as authorities consider whether to move him out of his super-secure unit.
Text controversy continues after all night vote
VICTORIA’S first voluntary euthanasia laws have passed the Legislative Assembly in a marathon parliamentary session, as Labor defends a crude text inadvertently sent to Deputy Premier James Merlino.
IBAC raids: What will happen next?
RAIDS by anti-corruption investigators have dispelled any doubts about the seriousness of cash-for-stacks allegations against Labor operatives, writes Matthew Johnston.
CFA bullying claims referred to IBAC
THE head of the CFA says allegations of bullying, assault and corruption have been referred to police and the anti-corruption watchdog following a damning report into the Victorian fire services.
Victorian voluntary euthanasia a step closer
DEPUTY Premier James Merlino’s bid to derail proposed state voluntary euthanasia laws has failed, with the Bill now appearing set to pass the Legislative Assembly late today or Friday.
Consumers divided over plastic bag ban
SUPERMARKET shoppers are divided on the state government’s plan to ban plastic bags, which will strip all Victorian checkouts of the single-use bags.
Dan allows amendment conscience vote
PREMIER Daniel Andrews has caved to euthanasia opponents in his party and will allow a conscience vote on a Labor amendment aimed at derailing the proposed laws.
Is your cab fare set to skyrocket?
THERE would be no limit to what Melbourne taxi drivers can charge passengers under a radical shake-up that could see the end of meters, with passengers told they might have to ‘shop around’ to get the best fares. We reveal what the plans mean for you.
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