Top scientist to drive state’s clean energy push
The Victorian government has revealed its expert panel appointed to resurrect the state electricity commission months after the election.
State Election
Liberals win last seat in Victorian election
The Liberal Party has finally claimed the electorate of Narracan two months after the state election, bringing the Coalition to one more seat than it held after 2018.
Dan’s big admission on election result
Dan Andrews admitted his party can do more in Melbourne’s north and west, where safe Labor seats saw massive swings against them at the recent state election.
Greens blamed for Melbourne’s housing crisis
Environmental protesters and Green-tinged councils are “denying young Victorians a chance to buy their first home”, a new Victorian Liberal MP says.
Dan keeps ‘open mind’ on weed driving change
Premier Daniel Andrews says he is open to a proposed reform that would allow medicinal cannabis users to get behind the wheel.
Ousted Fiona Patten open to working with Dan
Ousted Victorian politician Fiona Patten has revealed she wouldn’t rule out taking a job with Daniel Andrews if offered in the future.
New Vic Libs leader John Pesutto aims to revive party
Newly elected Victorian Liberal Party leader John Pesutto has said he wants to rebuild the party and thinks he can win the 2026 election.
Cannabis party to work with Dan on law change
After the high of their strong state election result, a new weed-friendly political party has revealed what’s on the “top of their agenda” for Victoria.
Old guard v religious right in Libs’ leadership showdown
John Pesutto and Brad Battin are set to face off in a bid to lead the Victoria Liberal Party in what’s been described as a “fight for the soul of the party”.
Chance to grill state election candidates on transport
IF PUBLIC transport and the state of our roads bothers you, don’t miss Darebin’s Metropolitan Transport Forum.
Region’s top priorities identified
FRANKSTON Council has identified the city’s top priorities that candidates should take notice of in the lead up to the state election.
Transport biggest issue ahead of state election
TRANSPORT has been identified by constituents and candidates in the Mordialloc and Carrum seats as the biggest issue.
Liberals stay mum in the west
LESS than four months out from the state election, the Liberal Party is yet to announce candidates for Tarneit or the new seat of Werribee.
Candidates face off over campaign credits
WITH less than 100 days to the state election, the smoke and mirrors are well and truly evident as the campaign steps up a notch.
Liberals put Chandler Highway bottleneck on agenda ahead of election
THE State Government is working on detailed planning for a future upgrade of the Chandler Highway.
Christian protesters demand every child detainee to be released
UPDATE: Christian activist protesters at Josh Frydenberg’s Camberwell office say they would rather be arrested than back down on their demand that all children be released from detention in Australia.
State pollies given wish list as outer suburban councils cry poor
POLLIES up for election are under pressure to fund sports and transport projects in the Yarra Ranges as outer suburban councils raise ghetto fears.
Candidates line up to run in the west
WITH just over three months until the state election, Maribyrnong residents are getting a clearer picture of the candidates who will vie for their votes.
Community values key to candidate
FRANKSTON ALP candidate Paul Edbrooke long knew that life would likely take him towards some form of public service.
Polls show support for Shaw diminishes
SUPPORT for rogue Frankston state MP Geoff Shaw appears to have hit rock bottom with internal polling showing Labor slightly ahead.
Public transport looming as election decider
MELBOURNE must spend billions of dollars greatly expanding its public transport Labor, Liberal and Greens politicians told a forum last night.
Greens push for east west tram link
THE GREENS want to create a new tram line direct from North Melbourne train station to Richmond by filling in gaps in the network.
Labor promises primary school refurb
WESTBREEN Primary School will get a $4 million makeover if Labor wins government at the November state election.
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