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Deeming v Pesutto: Here’s what we now know about key state Liberals

Deeming v Pesutto: Here’s what we now know about key state Liberals

There were covert recordings, private emails, text messages and colour-coded spreadsheets, but we learned plenty more in court about the key figures in the defamation case that ousted Liberal Moira Deeming brought against Opposition Leader John Pesutto.

  • by Rachel Eddie

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‘My biggest fans are gay people and trans people’: New secret recording aired in Deeming case

‘My biggest fans are gay people and trans people’: New secret recording aired in Deeming case

In audio played to the Federal Court, Opposition Leader John Pesutto is heard opening a meeting by saying: “We’ve got a huge problem.”

  • by Rachel Eddie
‘Scorched earth’: What the state’s health funding squeeze means for rural health

‘Scorched earth’: What the state’s health funding squeeze means for rural health

Health outcomes for people in regional areas are already poorer than the city. Here’s why they may get much worse.

  • by Benjamin Preiss
‘No one wants to be sharing this message’: Major hospitals confirm budget squeeze

‘No one wants to be sharing this message’: Major hospitals confirm budget squeeze

Two of Victoria’s largest health services have imposed hiring freezes in response to government demands for huge savings, causing stress for health workers.

  • by Jewel Topsfield and Henrietta Cook
‘Hands off our hospital’: Victorian towns fighting to keep health services
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‘Hands off our hospital’: Victorian towns fighting to keep health services

Victoria’s auditor-general has been asked to investigate the true financial state of the health system as the government prepares for amalgamations.

  • by Annika Smethurst
Ambitious surgery goal ‘unlikely’ as Victoria considers reform
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Ambitious surgery goal ‘unlikely’ as Victoria considers reform

Victoria is facing a massive challenge to deliver its COVID catch-up plan as documents show the state is yet to hit the 20,000 monthly elective surgeries needed.

  • by Kieran Rooney
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‘Crumbling system’: More sick Victorians endure 24-hour waits in emergency

‘Crumbling system’: More sick Victorians endure 24-hour waits in emergency

The latest health performance data shows a rise in the number of people languishing in emergency departments as they wait for a bed.

  • by Henrietta Cook
Commonwealth Games inquiry bid sparks argy-bargy over government scrutiny

Commonwealth Games inquiry bid sparks argy-bargy over government scrutiny

The Greens are making a bid to reduce Labor’s control of parliamentary committees amid negotiations over a possible inquiry into the scrapping of the Games.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Broede Carmody
‘Have we learned nothing?’ Fears for pandemic preparedness as public health funding slashed

‘Have we learned nothing?’ Fears for pandemic preparedness as public health funding slashed

Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas announced a $103 million “boost” to Victoria’s local public health units. Instead, they’ve been hit with a 40 per cent budget cut and face job losses.

  • by Chip Le Grand
‘We insult people’s intelligence’: The Liberal Party recriminations begin

‘We insult people’s intelligence’: The Liberal Party recriminations begin

Old, elite, out of touch, poorly organised, unpopular and devoid of fresh ideas. The criticisms of the Liberal Party after its election loss have just begun, and the harshest come from within the party itself.

  • by Chip Le Grand and Paul Sakkal
Victoria is missing a golden opportunity to rethink the health system

Victoria is missing a golden opportunity to rethink the health system

Experts say there are two glaring omissions among the billion-dollar election promises - a failure of much-needed reform and lack of crucial investment in preventive health.

  • by Aisha Dow and Melissa Cunningham

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