On Saturday,two days before early polling opens,the premier and the opposition leader were focusing on health and the cost of living.
Although generally seen as a federal government issue,the cost of living has become critical in this year’s state election.
Operation Daintree,an integrity investigation into a government payment to a union,was held behind closed doors. The head of IBAC says it would have been “preferable” for it to be open
Road damage caused by recent wild weather has sparked a war of words over whether the Andrews government had done enough to look after them.
Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio insists there is no conflict of interest in the tender process for the state’s $500 million container deposit scheme.
The Andrews government says the pre-election budget update highlights the financial impact of extreme weather events such as the recent Victorian floods.
The Supreme Court has restricted the publication of a judgment in a lawsuit brought by developer John Woodman against Victoria’s public sector watchdog,IBAC.
A leaked plan shows a Matthew Guy-led government would spend potentially tens of thousands of dollars replacing “Victoria – The Education State” with its new tagline.
Weekend discharges and establishing a community paramedic program would go some way to reducing pressure on our health system.
Diaries of ministers and staff would be made public to shine a light on any vested interests gaining access to the state’s lawmakers under a proposal to overhaul Victoria’s integrity regime.
The Supreme Court disagreed with media lawyers arguing the election campaign gave an important reason to allow for the public discussion of IBAC’s draft report.