Daniel Andrews should count himself lucky he’s not in NSW

Daniel Andrews should count himself lucky he’s not in NSW

Murky political scandals have the potential to damage both Labor and the Liberals because they serve as a reminder of how major party politics works behind closed doors.

  • byAnnika Smethurst

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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews investigated by anti-corruption watchdog

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews investigated by anti-corruption watchdog

The investigation relates to the awarding of $3.4 million to a Labor-linked union on the eve of the election.

  • byPaul Sakkal
‘Serious trouble’:Victorians waiting six months for mental health support

‘Serious trouble’:Victorians waiting six months for mental health support

Victorians are waiting more than six months to see a psychiatrist,despite the state government committing billions of dollars to overhaul the struggling mental health system.

  • byMelissa Cunningham
Tears and hand-me-downs:$15m pledge welcomed at Richmond Primary School

Tears and hand-me-downs:$15m pledge welcomed at Richmond Primary School

The principal of the proud but humble school burst into tears when Labor promised funding for a new building and rooftop sports field if re-elected this month.

  • byBianca Hall
And on the second day,they made promises about healthcare

And on the second day,they made promises about healthcare

On the first day of the election campaign,the major parties made commitments addressing cost-of-living pressures. On day two they focused on Victoria’s overburdened health system.

  • bySumeyya Ilanbey andRachel Eddie
Melton candidates go head-to-head,reveal preferences in radio debate

Melton candidates go head-to-head,reveal preferences in radio debate

Testy talkback callers,a fire truck emblazoned with slogans and a ‘freedom’ fighter all appeared on a live broadcast this morning in the marginal seat west of Melbourne.

  • byRachael Dexter
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‘Terrible for the climate’:Victoria’s native logging emissions equivalent to 700,000 cars

‘Terrible for the climate’:Victoria’s native logging emissions equivalent to 700,000 cars

For the first time,a new report measures the extent of carbon emissions from logging in Victoria - and they’re the annual equivalent of the pollution from 700,000 cars.

  • byMiki Perkins
‘Hawthorn’s climate has changed’:Candidates make climate policy pitches at town hall forum

‘Hawthorn’s climate has changed’:Candidates make climate policy pitches at town hall forum

The candidates in the state seat of Hawthorn on Wednesday night made their pitches to hundreds of voters on what they would do to tackle climate change if elected.

  • byClay Lucas
IBAC granted gag order against The Age

IBAC granted gag order against The Age

The Age’s acting editor said the publication would “vigorously contest” the order.

  • byPatrick Hatch
The wheel deal as Labor’s big red bus takes on the opposition’s ‘ditch Danmobile’

The wheel deal as Labor’s big red bus takes on the opposition’s ‘ditch Danmobile’

You can tell it’s election season because Cath Andrews is handing out the blueberry muffins,while her husband accuses the other side of shameless stunts.

  • byRachel Eddie andSumeyya Ilanbey
Massive pile-on in marginal Melton as planned power towers spark protests

Massive pile-on in marginal Melton as planned power towers spark protests

Farmers and landowners in the crucial seat are throwing their weight behind a campaign against a high-voltage power line they claim would cause mental stress and poorly impact the electorate’s rural areas.

  • byRachael Dexter