Daniella White is a state political reporter for The Age. Contact her at da.white@nine.com.au
The state government has unveiled its Thriving Kids model, for children with autism and developmental delays who are no longer supported by the NDIS.
As One Nation surges in the polls ahead of the Victorian election, the Greens are focusing on suburban voters in a pitch to capitalise on disillusionment with the major parties.
Those on trams and buses will still need a physical card. And myki passes won’t be supported by the new system.
There are currently 60 high-rise activity centres. A secret plan drawn up by a state government department calls for 150 more.
Whether it be schmoozing tech giants at the Australian Open or private meetings with leading AI figures, the state government has intensified its bid to attract global data centre players.
Angus Taylor will come out swinging in an aggressive speech to a shattered Liberal Party, just one day after Tony Abbott was welcomed back into the party fold.
The former prime minister said he believed it was his duty to serve the Liberal Party in a time of “existential crisis”.
The 350-hectare hub – the biggest ever publicly proposed in Australia – would need more power than the total output of Victoria’s largest coal-fired power station.
A Senate estimates hearing has been told of a rise in claims of fraud, corruption and other serious behaviour on major Victorian infrastructure projects.
Victoria gun owners will remain without limits on the number of firearms they can own following a key review of gun laws sparked by the Bondi attack.