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Allan wants CFMEU temporarily banished from Victorian Labor

Allan wants CFMEU temporarily banished from Victorian Labor

The premier said she had “deep disgust” for alleged behaviour within the union in her first public remarks since the resignation of CFMEU secretary John Setka.

  • by Broede Carmody and Rachel Eddie

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Jacinta Allan has some time to delay airport rail, but not for long

Jacinta Allan has some time to delay airport rail, but not for long

Why has a popular project to connect Melbourne to the airport by rail and invest in the western suburbs become a political quagmire?

  • by Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie
Inside the campers’ murder trial: A daughter’s perspective
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Inside the campers’ murder trial: A daughter’s perspective

Debbie Hill witnessed the trial of Gregory Lynn, charged with murdering her father, Russell – and was shocked by what the jury did not get to hear.

  • by John Silvester
Compromise will be key for Allan to manage youth crime
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Compromise will be key for Allan to manage youth crime

Competing priorities within the Victorian government could see the push for stronger punishments on youth crime at loggerheads with ambitions for reform.

  • by Annika Smethurst
‘Everything is on the table’: Premier to meet police, courts on youth crime

‘Everything is on the table’: Premier to meet police, courts on youth crime

Premier Jacinta Allan will sit down with stakeholders next week after conceding there was “more to do” on repeat young offenders.

  • by Rachel Eddie, Kieran Rooney and Annika Smethurst
Essential service workers pushed to the fringes by housing crunch
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Essential service workers pushed to the fringes by housing crunch

Aged care workers, primary teachers, nurses, paramedics and police are being forced to Melbourne’s fringes by high housing costs, prompting warnings about worker shortages.

  • by Josh Gordon and Craig Butt
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Tougher bail rules, ankle monitors: Victoria flags youth crime crackdown

Tougher bail rules, ankle monitors: Victoria flags youth crime crackdown

Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes says nothing is off the table as she meets with police, legal advocates and community groups over public concerns about young repeat offenders.

  • by Kieran Rooney, Annika Smethurst and Wendy Tuohy
Council fights for more compensation for tennis courts lost to North East Link
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Council fights for more compensation for tennis courts lost to North East Link

A local council has taken the Victorian government to court to fight for tens of millions of dollars more in compensation.

  • by Rachel Eddie
Premier reverses hospital bailout decision but health services sceptical

Premier reverses hospital bailout decision but health services sceptical

Jacinta Allan’s new stance comes after hospital insiders warned of bed closures, surgery delays and even the end of vital services across Victoria’s health system.

  • by Broede Carmody
Airport rail now hinges on who pays the extra $3 billion to build it

Airport rail now hinges on who pays the extra $3 billion to build it

The proposed rail link to Melbourne Airport depends on whether the state and federal governments can agree on additional funding.

  • by Broede Carmody and Kieran Rooney
Melbourne Airport agrees to have overground train station, clearing path for rail link

Melbourne Airport agrees to have overground train station, clearing path for rail link

The announcement ends a stalemate with the state government that had pushed the airport rail link back to 2033.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Kieran Rooney