For each backflip/reversal/change of heart,the Labor government has offered up an excuse. Some are more justifiable than others.
Treasurer Tim Pallas has ditched Labor’s unpopular idea of giving private investors access to parts of the state’s wholly public births,deaths and marriages registry.
The long-awaited plan has been approved by the federal government,with strict conditions on noise for surrounding communities.
The Victorian government had originally tried to ban people from pursuing civil claims connected to barrister-turned-police informer Nicola Gobbo but did not have the support.
Councils say they were promised free use of the state’s immunisation record platform – until the Department of Health sent the bill.
The Land Forces arms expo features weaponry that can kill en masse,alongside armour to protect military dogs. And more lanyards than you can poke a howitzer at.
The fresh waiting list figures come as the state opposition has accused the Allan government of trying to make its data look better by changing the way it is reported.
Labor’s primary vote remains stubbornly stuck behind the Coalition,as Pesutto moves within one point of Allan as preferred leader.
Hundreds of extra officers have been deployed and police powers have been expanded to respond to protests outside the Land Forces weapons expo in Melbourne this week.
A federal push to put Victoria’s Health Workers Union into administration is bound for the courts over the branch’s refusal to stand down secretary Diana Asmar.
New laws will facilitate a massive gas storage project in waters off 90 Mile Beach at a cost of $500 million,reflecting a shift in gas policy.