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Integrity rules could include local government for the first time
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Local council

Integrity rules could include local government for the first time

Lobbying at the local government level is not regulated in Victoria, despite councillors often making decisions on multimillion-dollar projects. 

  • by Broede Carmody and Rachael Dexter

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Hospital carve-up completed, new health networks unveiled

Hospital carve-up completed, new health networks unveiled

The Allan government is creating 12 new networks – each designed to service at least 200,000 people – after consulting hospitals, doctors and councils opposed to the original plan.

  • by Henrietta Cook and Sumeyya Ilanbey
What’s in that white powder? Inside Victoria’s first pill testing site

What’s in that white powder? Inside Victoria’s first pill testing site

From this weekend, festival-goers will be able to get their drugs tested confidentially to make sure they are taking what they think they are taking.

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola
Parking to get more expensive as congestion levy rises 79 per cent

Parking to get more expensive as congestion levy rises 79 per cent

A hike in the levy to deter motorists from Melbourne’s CBD and inner suburbs has been lashed by a peak lobby group as ineffective.

  • by Carla Jaeger and Kieran Rooney
The pen may have run out, but not the measure of the man
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Letters

The pen may have run out, but not the measure of the man

Readers mourn and celebrate the life and work of much-loved cartoonist Michael Leunig.

Ban masks at protests to show courage of convictions
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Letters

Ban masks at protests to show courage of convictions

Readers discuss proposed Victorian protest laws.

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Allan shuffles the deck in hopes of a better hand in 2026

Allan shuffles the deck in hopes of a better hand in 2026

The premier has used her first major cabinet reshuffle to elevate housing as a policy priority before the next state election and cement the key role of women in her frontbench.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Kieran Rooney
Jaclyn Symes to be Victoria’s first female treasurer

Jaclyn Symes to be Victoria’s first female treasurer

State Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes is to be sworn in as treasurer on Thursday as she takes on one of the most difficult challenges in politics.

  • by Chip Le Grand, Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie
‘Knee-jerk lawmaking’: Terror flags and masks to be banned at protests, sparking backlash
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‘Knee-jerk lawmaking’: Terror flags and masks to be banned at protests, sparking backlash

The Allan government is on a collision course with civil libertarians and pro-Palestinian groups over a plan to criminalise behaviour at peaceful protests.

  • by Carla Jaeger
With state byelections looming, there is no clear successor to Pallas

With state byelections looming, there is no clear successor to Pallas

Some frontbenchers are emerging as possible replacements for the retiring treasurer.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Kieran Rooney
Pallas’ departure leaves Allan with mounting headaches

Pallas’ departure leaves Allan with mounting headaches

Treasurer Tim Pallas’ resignation means Premier Jacinta Allan must find a new economic manager to tackle the biggest debt pile in Victoria’s history.

  • by Kieran Rooney, Chip Le Grand and Carla Jaeger

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