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Labor supporters urged to campaign ‘for Fiona’
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Now Fiona’s work must be finished
FIONA Richardson fought hard against domestic violence before her untimely death and now her work must be completed, writes Matt Johnston.
Brawl erupts as Dan reveals power plan
A FRESH brawl over power costs and the state’s energy supply has erupted after the Andrews Government presented its new Renewable Energy Target laws to state parliament.
Tears as Parliament honours MP
UPDATE: THERE were emotional scenes in Parliament this morning as Victoria’s Premier and Opposition Leader paid tribute to MP Fiona Richardson, who died suddenly last night.
Voters back voluntary euthanasia
AN EXPLOSIVE new poll shows strong support for voluntary euthanasia laws in key marginal state seats, with the results set to ignite debate.
Rivals uniting on right to die
DEPUTY premier James Merlino and deputy Liberal leader David Hodgett are joining forces against proposed voluntary euthanasia laws, to put “balance into the debate”.
Whistle blown on Metro’s money train
MELBOURNE’S metropolitan train operator churned staff through training programs for qualifications they allegedly didn’t need, in order to get generous taxpayer-funded subsidies, whistleblowers say.
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