Victorian byelection
Mayor suspended just six months after election denies he made staff feel unsafe
Whittlesea Mayor Aidan McLindon, a former Freedom Party candidate, called a press conference outside state parliament to fiercely deny the allegations.
- Tom Cowie and Lachlan Abbott
Latest
Literally anyone else: Fear for the major parties in Werribee’s result
No candidate was able to secure 30 per cent of primary votes in the byelection. It’s a warning sign for Labor and the Liberals of what experts tip will happen more and more.
- Rachel Eddie
Fresh from fighting fires, John Lister takes hot seat in Werribee
School teacher and CFA volunteer John Lister says the message from Werribee voters has been heard “loud and clear”.
- Chip Le Grand
Labor on edge of victory in Werribee
Latest counting has extended school teacher John Lister’s lead in the formerly safe Labor seat despite a huge swing against the Allan government.
- Chip Le Grand
- Editorial
- Opinion
Premier, the people have spoken. Listen to them
Labor received a walloping in the Werribee byelection last Saturday. It’s now up to Premier Jacinta Allan whether her government chooses to heed the message.
- The Age's View
- Opinion
- Letters
The story goes that Labor failed the west. It doesn’t stack up
Readers respond to the fallout from the Werribee byelection and Donald Trump’s tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium.
Horror budget ahead as voters desert Labor
There is limited room in the state budget to respond to voter frustrations in the west after Labor’s primary vote collapsed 16.7 per cent in the Werribee byelection.
- Rachel Eddie
- Opinion
- Letters
Do you trust a US led by Trump? I don’t
Readers question Australia’s relationship with the US in the age of Donald Trump, and react to the byelection results in Werribee and Prahran.
Werribee voters face long wait for byelection result in cliffhanger count
The count in a seat the Liberal Party has not held for 46 years has upended the established order of Victorian politics and delivered a potent message to the Allan government.
- Chip Le Grand and Rachel Eddie
- Analysis
- Greens
Learning nothing from their humiliation in Prahran, Greens will march on
If the Greens were a party with serious aspirations to govern, they would be mortified by the message from the Prahran byelection.
- Chip Le Grand
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