Milanda Rout

Milanda RoutDeputy Travel Editor

Milanda Rout is the deputy editor of The Weekend Australian’s Travel + Luxury. A journalist with over two decades of experience, Milanda started her career at the Herald Sun and has been at The Australian since 2007, covering everything from prime ministers in Canberra to gangland murder trials in Melbourne. She started writing on travel and luxury in 2014 for The Australian’s WISH magazine and was appointed deputy travel editor in 2023.

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National Affairs

Act of God tells tale of BER woe

Rain and project delays have ruined a Christmas tradition.

Milanda Rout

The Nation

Delays, secrecy and waste pile up

A highly centralised approach run by project managers is the main problem with Victoria’s implementation of the school stimulus progam.

Milanda Rout and Victorian Political Reporter

National Affairs

Baillieu says NBN should be optional

VICTORIAN Premier Ted Baillieu has thrown a significant obstacle in the path of the federal government’s National Broadband Network plans.

Milanda Rout

The Nation

Baillieu focuses on teacher training

The new Victorian Coalition government has created a ministry dedicated to the training and development of teachers.

Milanda Rout and Victorian Political Reporter

National Affairs

Baillieu says he ‘understands’ COAG fatigue

Victoria’s new leader has been briefed by a fellow Liberal premier.

Milanda Rout

National Affairs

Roxon threatens premier over health funds

Nicola Roxon has threatened to withdraw funding from Victoria if Ted Baillieu refuses to honour the reform agreement signed by his predecessor.

Sue Dunlevy and Milanda Rout

The Nation

Andrews tipped to lead Labor

Former health minister Daniel Andrews is poised to become Victoria’s new opposition leader on Friday, possibly without a ballot.

James Massola and Milanda Rout

The Nation

Baillieu in feud on health reforms

A FEUD over national health reforms has erupted along party lines, with new Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu accusing Canberra of misleading the public.

Milanda Rout and Victorian political reporter

National Affairs

Baillieu set to take power

TED Baillieu is set to become Victoria’s 46th premier after the Coalition pulled ahead in the crucial marginal seat of Bentleigh last night.

Milanda Rout and Matthew Franklin

National Affairs

‘Fighting Greens’ to blame: Shorten

FEDERAL Labor minister and key Victorian powerbroker Bill Shorten has begun the recriminations over the disastrous state election result.

Patricia Karvelas and Milanda Rout

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