As Albo celebrated, Allan’s SRL spin doctors went to work
Jacinta Allan was due to visit the West Gate Tunnel on Monday. As the scale of Labor’s federal election victory unfolded, she was rerouted to another project.
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Fresh twist in $300m North Melbourne hospital stoush
Furious locals have not ruled out taking further action against a controversial private hospital in North Melbourne, with the Allan government accused of sidelining residents.
‘Doing a great job’: Deputy Premier backs Jacinta Allan
Deputy Premier Ben Carroll has thrown his support behind Jacinta Allan and insisted her leadership is safe while appearing to distance himself from claims that the Suburban Rail Loop was electorally popular.
‘Thousands’ of animals killed as firebombing spreads to pet store
The owner of a Campbellfield pet store has been left devastated by the loss of “thousands” of fish, birds and rabbits after a firebombing attack on a neighbouring store spread to his shop.
Cash-strapped cops stop paying for lawn mowing
Police sources have sounded the alarm over the latest “crazy” cost-cutting measure, as the force desperately tries to claw back almost $2bn in savings over the next four years.
Allan dismisses criticism from colleagues after ‘delusional’ SRL claim
Jacinta Allan has continued to spruik the Suburban Rail Loop and brushed off criticism from Labor insiders who slammed her for suggesting the project helped Anthony Albanese secure victory.
Labor victory likely locks in Allan’s leadership
Politicians from all parties were bracing for Victoria to be the swing state in the federal election, with several seats expected to change hands, but Liberals said the result was a disaster, while Labor MPs said it locked-in Premier Jacinta Allan’s leadership.
Albo wins fist-pumping 84 seat victory as Dutton crushed
An emotional Albanese Albanese has vowed to work hard to make the lives of all Australians better over the next three years after a staggering win that has given Labor about 84 seats.
How the art of ink overtook Jason Castagna’s love of the game
At 26, Jason Castagna had three premierships under his belt and was widely recognised as one of Richmond’s best players, but his head and heart were no longer in the game. Here he tells how an injury spurred him to choose a very different path.
New Dees boss gets behind Goodwin, but when will he start?
New Melbourne CEO Paul Guerra has made an early show of support for coach Simon Goodwin as uncertainty surrounds when he will take charge of the club.
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