The Allan government has gone from telling us there is no gas left in the state to now wanting to fast track projects. When the gas runs low — and bills go higher — the anger will be white hot.
The Allan government is being advised to save on education infrastructure costs by building larger schools and expanding existing schools using relocatables.
A push to reduce Christmas holiday shutdowns across Melbourne’s mega projects has been rejected by unions as builders race deadlines to complete the multibillion-dollar constructions.
A dodgy building surveyor working in the city’s north allegedly broke industry laws 224 times by signing off on swimming pools without proper inspections.
Locals in Melbourne’s booming southeast have sent politicians a blueprint for the region, outlining their ideas for job, housing and liveability opportunities.
They were designed to make apartments more affordable for all Victorians, but cashed-up buyers are seizing on Jacinta Allan’s stamp duty cuts, to buy up big in some of the ritziest postcodes.
A secretary of the scandal-plagued union charged $99,000 to a union credit card for travel, accommodation, and “up-market restaurants” while his branch teetered on the verge of insolvency.
The engine of Victoria’s growth under Labor has been turbocharged but the spending has left a massive interest bill, as well as the highest taxes in the nation. Ex-premiers Steve Bracks and Jeff Kennett give their verdict on Labor’s decade of power.
The Sunday Herald Sun recently toured three planned Suburban Rail Loop station locations as more than 1500 workers hit construction sites for the multi-billion dollar project. Take a look at the progress.
Matthew Glascott’s journey to wildlife warrior began at age three. Here he reveals how he almost became a cop before he made it his mission to take Victoria’s neglected and unwanted animals under his wing.
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