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The former police minister will talk to all his members of parliament in coming days in order to get them all on the same page heading into 2026 state election.

The former Blues star says he learned valuable lessons in his defeat after running for the City of Melbourne mayor role.

In early December, Moira Deeming MP won a defamation case for being labelled a ‘Nazi.’

Shadow Minister Jess Wilson spoke to The Epoch Times about party politics, state debt, and exam leaks.

Victorian MPs have signed a statement calling for a vote on returning expelled MP Moira Deeming after her successful defamation case against their party leader.

The report said the state needs to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. The Liberal Opposition described Labor’s ‘gas ban’ as draconian.

Opposition Leader John Pesutto has faced questions about stepping down after losing a defamation fight with Moira Deeming.

Police in Victoria are suing for what they claim is money owing for work at the beginning and end of each shift.

The state has unveiled a plan to boost the economy after being named least business-friendly state.

Moira Deeming was expelled from the Liberal Party of Victoria after she was accused of being linked to neo-Nazis.

The motion reverses an earlier decision, and kickstarts a process for the council to be able to officially hold Australia Day events again.

The fire-bombing of a Melbourne synagogue has prompted a terrorism designation from the Australian Government.

Latrobe City Council Mayor Dale Harriman says the local population has also shrunk.

mRNA vaccines will be produced in 2025, subject to regulatory approval. Libertarian Party member and former MP Craig Kelly criticised the facility.

The new campaign introduces tougher penalties for unsafe e-scooter use, including fines for helmet violations, footpath riding, and drug or alcohol offences.

Small states have shone in the business-friendliness rankings with South Australia leading the pack.

Victoria’s housing minister says the state will power ahead with plans to build bigger, better social housing towers.

Swords, flick knives, butterfly knives, doubled ended knives and push knives are among the weapons prohibited in Victoria.

The number of public servants in every state has increased between 2023 and 2024.

Some students were able to work out how to access questions, supposedly hidden, in sample papers uploaded by the body in charge of exams.