Coalition Protects Legal Aid from Hulls’ Raid Attempt
Friday 31 October 2008 – The Victorian Liberal Nationals Coalition has stopped the government from raiding the Public Purpose Fund,
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DPP Exposes Hulls’ Justice Failures
Tuesday 28 October 2008 – Last night’s speech by Victorian Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Jeremy Rapke QC, has blown
Read moreNew electricity meters – late, dumb and expensive
The so-called “smart meters” announced by the Brumby Government today are behind schedule, will lack vital features, and will be
Read moreVictoria to Bear Brunt of Emissions Trading Burden, ACIL-Tasman Predict
Today’s report by ACIL-Tasman on the future of the Australian energy sector under an emissions trading scheme predicts power station
Read morePower cut risk rises
VICTORIANS face a higher risk of blackouts this summer, as demand for power continues to outstrip supply. Latest predictions from
Read moreSummer power shortage looms
VICTORIA faces the risk of substantial power cuts this summer because of a lack of reserve capacity. A report by
Read moreVictoria’s criminal justice IT project blows budget
In a report released last week, the Victorian Auditor-General concluded that the Victorian Department of Justice’s Criminal Justice Enhancement Program
Read moreNew justice software expensive and late
A NEW criminal justice software system is at least $30 million over budget and running more than five years late,
Read moreLabor’s CJEP Bungle Delays Justice and Costs Taxpayers more than $37 Million
Victoria’s Auditor-General has found that a vital computer upgrade project in the Department of Justice, which was supposed to reduce
Read moreHulls Must Act Swiftly on Civil Justice
The Attorney-General must act swiftly in response to today’s Civil Justice Review Report by the Victorian Law Reform Commission. “Victorians
Read moreHulls’ Acting Judge Policy Corrupts Judicial Independence
A conflict of interest denotes a situation in which an official has a private financial interest sufficient to influence or
Read moreLatest hospital figures add to need to rebuild Box Hill Hospital
The latest figures for the performance of Victoria’s hospitals, released yesterday, show the waiting list for elective surgery at Box
Read moreBox Hill Hospital: redevelopment
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — Eastern suburbs residents are entitled to be disappointed and angry at the Brumby government’s breaking
Read moreToo Little, Too Late on Supervision Order Extension
Almost 10 months after announcing it would act, the Brumby Government has finally got around to producing legislation to implement
Read moreAnswers Needed on Blackout Delays
Victorians deserve answers regarding the 48-hour blackout that has plagued households across the state following Wednesday’s storms, Shadow Minister for
Read moreIndustrial action increasing in Victoria due to Labor’s distain for workers
Hansard: 13 March 2008 ASSEMBLY Health professionals: industrial action Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Brumby government’s handling of industrial
Read moreVictoria – the strike capital of the nation under Brumby
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) industrial dispute statistics released today show that Victoria was responsible for more than
Read moreCoalition acts to protect community against softer sentences
The Liberal Party and the Nationals have forced the Brumby Government toaccept a sunset clause for new laws that introduce
Read moreSunset on Criminal Procedure Bill a win for the community
Hansard: 13 March 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — These amendments of the Legislative Council are a win for
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 moreSenate Elections Bill withdrawal risks disputed elections
Hansard: 12 March 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The motion before the house raises three issues — first
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RELATIONSHIPS BILL Second reading Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Relationships Bill is a bill to allow persons to register
Read moreHelp needed for Box Hill TAFE after arson attack
Hansard: 11 March 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for Skills and Workforce Participation
Read moreWaiting lists show need for Box Hill Hospital redevelopment
Hansard: 28 February 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — Yesterday’s publication of figures showing that 14 935 people were
Read moreClassification Bill: Labor fails to enforce laws against violent and degrading material
Hansard: 26 February 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Amendment Bill
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