State of emergency riles business owners
A move to extend Victoria’s state of emergency until December has frightened hospitality workers, who fear more job losses and closures will follow.
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State of emergency set for extension, vaccine rollout expands
Victoria’s state of emergency looks set to be extended following parliamentary negotiations as the state’s rollout ramps up.
Where to now for Victorian Liberals?
As next year’s state election fast approaches, many Liberal MPs are already preparing for more years in the political wilderness.
Anti-vaxxer hit list amid jab sabotage fears
Police fear anti-vaxxers plan to target vaccination centres, and plan to crack down on militant members of the movement.
How legal delays, chaos may change our court system
As Victoria’s criminal justice system hits crisis point, with delays set to linger for years, jury sizes may be cut and sentences slashed to ease the backlog.
How families can score $200 kids’ sports voucher
This is how Victorian families can get their hands on a $200 voucher to help cover their children’s sporting fees.
The restrictions likely to be lifted on Friday
With the Holiday Inn cluster under control, restrictions are expected to be eased on Friday. These are the likely changes.
Town hall flying flag for non romantics
A Melbourne council left locals scratching their heads over an unusual flag flying above town halls this week.
O’Brien certain he’s the man to take on Dan
Michael O’Brien has defended his leadership of the Victorian Liberals, saying he’s best placed to lead the party to the next election.
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