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John Pesutto to face leadership spill on Friday

John Pesutto to face leadership spill on Friday

The party room meeting to decide Pesutto’s fate comes after his last-ditch effort on Sunday to save his job by agreeing to readmit exiled MP and defamation foe Moira Deeming.

  • by Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie

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‘Three years of sheer hell’: Owners of homes ravaged by defective plumbing fight for compensation
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‘Three years of sheer hell’: Owners of homes ravaged by defective plumbing fight for compensation

Lawyers and the plumbing industry have called for an inquiry into insurance companies denying plumbing compensation after the issue was raised in a damning report into the Victorian Building Authority.

  • by Kieran Rooney
Pesutto says he’s staying as rebels squabble over a replacement

Pesutto says he’s staying as rebels squabble over a replacement

Many in the Victorian Liberal Party want John Pesutto to go. If only they could decide who they want to replace him.

  • by Kieran Rooney, Chip Le Grand and Rachel Eddie
Under-pressure Liberal leader John Pesutto vows to stay on

Under-pressure Liberal leader John Pesutto vows to stay on

The opposition leader says Victorians know him “as a fighter” and that he would be willing to apologise to Moira Deeming in person.

  • by Kieran Rooney
Pesutto’s leadership hanging by a thread after deadlocked Deeming vote

Pesutto’s leadership hanging by a thread after deadlocked Deeming vote

John Pesutto has been given 24 hours to stand down or face a leadership challenge after the narrow vote on allowing Moira Deeming back into the party room cost him support from key backers.

  • by Rachel Eddie, Kieran Rooney and Chip Le Grand
Victims to get new rights under revised charter as crime spikes
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Victims to get new rights under revised charter as crime spikes

A review could recommend specific rights for victims of sexual violence, and asks whether victims should have the right to seek an independent review of police or prosecution decisions.

  • by Rachel Eddie
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Allan shuffles the deck in hopes of a better hand in 2026
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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
New body to help clean up construction, but industry says it’s not nearly enough

New body to help clean up construction, but industry says it’s not nearly enough

A Victorian government report in response to this masthead’s Building Bad investigation says builders should be contractually required to stamp out criminal behaviour.

  • by Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie
Howard, Abbott mooted as Deeming peacemakers in abandoned deal

Howard, Abbott mooted as Deeming peacemakers in abandoned deal

Previously undisclosed details of John Pesutto’s settlement plan will be weighed by Liberal MPs as they prepare for Friday’s vote on Moira Deeming’s return.

  • by Chip Le Grand
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
‘Not about John’: Liberal party room meeting to focus on Deeming, rebel MP says
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‘Not about John’: Liberal party room meeting to focus on Deeming, rebel MP says

Liberal MP Bill Tilley says Moira Deeming’s status in the party and John Pesutto’s leadership are separate matters – but another MP says “anything can happen”.

  • by Chip Le Grand and Kieran Rooney

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