Labor walks away from two more election promises
The Andrews Government has walked away from two more election promises, with Treasurer Tim Pallas refusing to commit to Labor’s
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New Minister must reverse Labor’s family violence cuts
At the same time as Daniel Andrews announced he would spend $40 million on a Royal Commission into Family Violence,
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Andrews walks from ambulance commitments
The leadership of the ambulance union have ceased their industrial campaign after agreeing to a deal with the new Labor
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Victoria Racing Club’s 150th anniversary year
The Victoria Racing Club (VRC) celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. The VRC evolved from two earlier rival clubs, the
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Shortlisted bidders to deliver Metro Level Crossing Blitz
Treasurer Michael O’Brien and Minister for Roads and Public Transport Terry Mulder today announced the companies shortlisted to deliver the
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Record investment by Napthine Government to prevent family violence
A comprehensive $150 million action package that will reduce the incidence of family violence across Victoria has been unveiled today by the Victorian Coalition Government.
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Families to benefit from additional Foodbank funding
Foodbank Victoria will be able to deliver an extra 6.5 million meals each year to Victorians in need through new funding provided by the Victorian Coalition Government.
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More women set to receive free breast screening
Victoria’s breast cancer screening program will be expanded under a new funding agreement secured between the Commonwealth and Victorian governments,
Read moreOpposition challenges government to release costings to Auditor-General
The Victorian Liberal Nationals Coalition has called on the Treasurer John Lenders to agree to the Auditor-General conducting an independent
Read moreLabor must back independent election costings
The Labor Party must abandon its current sham “independent” policy costings and back a truly independent Parliamentary Budget Office if
Read moreBrumby backs off for now on putting independent bodies under Labor’s thumb
The Victorian Liberal-Nationals Coalition has forced John Brumby to back off for now on trying to force independent public bodies
Read moreBrumby to breach standards with taxpayer funded advertising during by-election
The Brumby Government has signalled that it intends to continue its taxpayer-funded political advertising during the Altona by-election, Shadow Attorney-General
Read moreLabor’s red tape from cradle to grave
Despite its claims to be cutting red tape, the Labor Party since coming to office has churned out more than
Read moreAnnual Statement of Government Intentions
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The honourable member for Bundoora complained about opposition criticisms of the statement of government intentions,
Read moreRoad safety: traffic lights
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for Roads and Ports the issue of the manner in
Read moreLife-sustaining medical treatment
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Journal of Law and Medicine has recently reported a tragic Victorian case where a
Read moreLabor axes chief information officer
Labor has axed the senior public servant in charge of governmentinformation and communication policy and abolished her entire office. Therehas
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