At least if the Victorian Labor government goes down, the premier’s loved ones will be by his side.
As Labor’s defeat at next month’s Victorian election looks increasingly likely, there’s a real last-days-of-Rome vibe around premier Ben Carroll .
The royal commission into CFMEU corruption is under way. Drivers’ days of dodging potholes are numbered. On Wednesday, Carroll admitted to forgetting to pay for his fuel after filling up his car.
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Labor’s hopes that a change in leader could restore its chances of winning on November 28 appear to have been in vain, as Ben Carroll’s likeability rating drops to a new low.
Trains would run at least every 10 minutes until 7pm every day under the Carroll government’s plan to maximise the benefits of the Metro Tunnel.
The major parties are set to temper their election campaigns out of respect for Remembrance Day, while the third day of hearings in the Big Build royal commission gets underway.
