Black Saturday towns still waiting
MORE than 5½ years after the Black Saturday fires, memorials for the worst-affected areas have yet to be built.
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Napthine to put PM at arm’s length
VICTORIAN Premier Denis Napthine will put the interests of his state firmly ahead of the commonwealth as he struggles to retain power.
Time running out for flailing party
IT is five minutes to midnight for the Napthine government
Napthine facing electoral wipeout
DENIS Napthine’s Coalition faces being swept from power as a clear majority of voters reject his government, according to the latest Newspoll.
Tweets oust IPA fellow
ONE of the highest profile members of the IPA has left the think tank’s staff after a crackdown on social media exposed questionable tweets.
AMA cautious on cannabis plan
VICTORIAN Labor’s gamble to back legalised medical marijuana has received only cautious support from doctors.
Back off or face protests, Pyne told
THE federal government is facing the “mother of all protests’’ if it pushes ahead with threats to cut university research funding.
Battle looms as Baillieu bows out
FORMER Victorian premier Ted Baillieu announced yesterday he would quit politics.
Baillieu to quit politics
FORMER Victorian premier Ted Baillieu has announced he will not recontest his seat at the November 29 election.
Napthine rejects conflict claims
AN OVERHAUL of political fundraising in Victoria is on the November 29 election agenda.
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