Victorian royal commission reveals the first thing it will investigate
A level crossing removal that former premier Jacinta Allan’s office allegedly directed towards a CFMEU-aligned labour-hire firm will be scrutinised starting next week.
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A level crossing removal that former premier Jacinta Allan’s office allegedly directed towards a CFMEU-aligned labour-hire firm will be scrutinised starting next week.
The unbridled roll-out of data centres in the United States has created political backlash that the Albanese government is determined to avoid.
The Liberal leader navigated a bus bingle on Friday to focus on Victoria’s $200 billion in debt.
State governments are pursuing green goals with different levels of urgency. But it’s market fundamentals that are changing Australia’s power grid.
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Lidija Ivanovski says Victorian frustrations do not give Jess Wilson a free pass to take the reins, while Terry Barnes says the Coalition is lengths ahead of Labor.
Australia once had a proud tradition of producing high-quality brandy. Now, a growing cohort of vinters are turning their surplus wine into fine spirits once more.
Too much easy money at the federal level leads to wasteful spending. Too little money at the state level leads to excessive reliance on inefficient taxes.
At a transformed Cutaway at Barangaroo, the French fashion house recruited star power to make its Very Important Clients very happy.
Federal government spending on public servant salaries increased by more than 7 per cent last year, increasing pressure on Treasurer Jim Chalmers to rein in hiring.
The rating, a first for a superannuation fund, puts the fund on par with the federal government’s credit rating, and ahead of certain state governments.
If the Coalition truly intends to fix the mess, it’s incumbent on them to come clean with the people of Victoria as to how they’re going to do it.
European winters are very much still on the cards for Brisbane’s wealthy travellers, though they’re making savings along the way.