Developer ‘cultivated’ Andrews
Dealings between allegedly corrupt property developer and Daniel Andrews and his leadership team before they won the 2014 election explored by IBAC
Victoria Politics
Labor in ‘conflict of interest’ row
Three years ago a multicultural group was awarded a $5000 grant, now its senior members are helping Labor raise campaign cash.
‘I don’t think that’s accurate’: Dan responds
Premier Daniel Andrews has slapped down claims dozens of ambulances were ramped as the embattled system remains under pressure.
Green aspirant’s acts of rebellion
A Greens candidate who could force Daniel Andrews into minority government says he stands by his role in Extinction Rebellion protests that disrupted Melbourne for days.
Greens feel heat as major parties ponder preferences
The Victorian Greens are pleading with Labor to preference them above the Liberal Party in the November 26 state election.
How workers could bag $5000 bonus
Thousands of would-be workers in this profession could be $5000 better off as part of a giant election promise from one party.
Let’s hear it for public hearings
The Centre for Public Integrity has been vociferous about open hearings so why is it not so keen for an investigation of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to be made public?
Libs eye Greens to smash Labor in Victoria
The Victorian Liberal Party is investigating preferencing the Greens over Labor in crucial seats.
Premier denies ‘mate’ knew of $10m funding package
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has dismissed reports a key ally in the Indian community knew about a $10m funding package months before it was announced.
Dan’s bizarre meat pie promise to tradies
The Victorian Premier explained a car registration discount for budding tradies in food terms in a bizarre tweet.
Crossbenchers ready with shopping lists
The Victorian government is likely to be issued with a list of expensive demands from a diverse range of crossbenchers should Daniel Andrews find himself unable to govern in majority.
How Premier’s fall has become a major distraction
Melbourne is awash with rumours about Daniel Andrews’ serious fall but who really profits from speculation about what happened and why?
‘Tragic’: another Australian lost in Ukraine war
Anthony Albanese calls ‘tragic’ the death of another Australian volunteer, Trevor Kjeldal, in Ukraine; Australia’s bid for the 2024 COP climate meeting appears doomed.
Andrews in fight to keep majority
Newspoll shows satisfaction with Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has slumped, and Labor’s primary vote has fallen to the same level as the Coalition’s.
Questions on near-fatal crash blocked by Andrews 17 times
Daniel Andrews has refused to explain why his account of a near-fatal collision between his family’s car and a 15-year-old cyclist differs from the victim’s.
Poll promises to fire up inflation
Massive spending by both major parties ahead of the Victorian state election will exacerbate inflation and put pressure on interest rates, leading economists say.
Andrews deflects on minister’s guests spots
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has repeatedly refused to criticise Labor’s use of Immigration Minister Andrew Giles as the guest of honour at a string of fundraisers.
Andrews ‘building Taj Mahals in areas that don’t need it’
Analysis backs up claims that Victoria’s Premier is prioritising favouritism, factionalism and electoral advantage in spending pledges.
Risk-averse leaders shun voters
Both Daniel Andrews and Matthew Guy are avoiding spontaneous interactions with the public in favour of set-piece announcements.
Victorian taxpayers to fill netball’s coffers
Minutes before his Treasurer confirmed a $1.8bn budget blowout, Daniel Andrews revealed a deal to fund the hole left by Gina Rinehart’s split with Netball Australia.
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