Victoria Police pay deal under a cloud as new dispute flares
A deal to settle Victoria Police’s long-running pay dispute is in doubt with the workplace umpire called in to resolve a new clash.
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‘The govt is wedged’: Push to expand Vic hate speech laws in doubt
A push to overhaul Victoria’s hate speech laws is under a cloud as the Allan government delays a debate on the new bill amid growing concern it lacks the numbers to pass it through parliament.
Allan’s shock confession that bail laws are too soft
Premier Jacinta Allan has ordered a major review of bail laws as she concedes more must be done to tackle Victoria’s youth crime crisis.
Ash Gordon’s sister urges Allan to meet with victims’ families over bail laws
The family of a Doncaster doctor allegedly murdered by teens in a botched home invasion says Jacinta Allan has refused to speak with them as the Premier dodged questions on why bail reforms have not gone further.
Global ratings agency warns Vic on track for credit downgrade
A leading credit agency has revealed Victoria risks a credit downgrade if rising operating costs and spending blowouts are not addressed raising fears about the state’s revenue.
Deery: Allan mugged by reality (and a by-election) on crime
It’s taken diabolical polling on the eve of a critical by-election to force Jacinta Allan to concede that more must be done about the state’s worsening crime crisis.
Deery: Allan government bracing for a battering in heartland electorate
The Werribee by-election will be telling in many ways and could signal what’s to come at next year’s general election.
Melbourne set to host blockbuster NFL matches at MCG
In a major sporting coup for Victoria, Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles are expected to go head-to-head in a MCG extravaganza.
Shadow treasurer pushes to cut work from home arrangements
James Newbury has called on the state government to block working-from-home arrangements for public servants but remained tightlipped on whether the opposition would force workers back to the office if elected.
$400k with work-from-home option: SRL’s plum gigs for bureaucrats
The Suburban Rail Loop has embarked on a hiring blitz for the new year, offering bureaucrats pay packets up to $400,000 a year and generous work from home options.
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