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Federal support revives Victoria’s offshore wind ambitions

A significant political and energy development is unfolding in Victoria, after the federal government announced expanded support for the creation of Australia’s first offshore wind industry, effectively breathing new life into a project that until recently was considered politically and financially uncertain.…

27 January, 2026

COMMUNITY·VICTORIA

Konstantinos Argiros set to light up Melbourne – and give back in a big way

Melbourne is buzzing with excitement as Greek megastar Konstantinos Argiros prepares to take the stage tonight at the Margaret Court Arena for what promises to be one of the most memorable nights of the year. Joining him on stage is rising star…

25 October, 2025

AUSTRALIA·VICTORIA

Manhunt for Dezi Freeman intensifies as new police taskforce takes over

Victoria Police have reaffirmed their commitment to capturing fugitive Dezi Freeman, the man accused of killing two police officers before disappearing into dense bushland near his home in Porepunkah, in the state’s north-east. A newly established unit, Taskforce Summit, has now assumed…

24 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Brad Battin to follow Jacinta Allan’s lead on major China trade mission

Victoria’s Opposition Leader, Brad Battin, is set to follow in the footsteps of Premier Jacinta Allan by embarking on an eight-day trade mission to China next week, marking a significant strategic pivot for the Liberal Party as it seeks to broaden its…

24 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Ben Carroll pushes for “zero tolerance” on youth crime amid community outrage

Deputy Premier Ben Carroll has renewed his call for a “zero tolerance” approach to youth crime in Victoria, as public concern mounts following the release on bail of a 19-year-old accused of a machete attack outside Luna Park. Speaking on Thursday, Carroll…

23 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Thunderstorm Asthma warning as Victoria faces dangerous Winds

Victorians are being urged to take precautions as powerful winds and the threat of thunderstorm asthma sweep across the state. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning, forecasting destructive gusts of up to 120 kilometres per hour in southwestern…

22 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Melbourne Council opposes state’s Work-From-Home mandate

Melbourne City Council has voted to oppose the state government’s proposed work-from-home legislation, arguing that workplace policies should not be “one size fits all.” The motion, introduced by Councillor Rafael Camillo and seconded by Philip Le Liu, calls for a more flexible…

22 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Victorians divided on Indigenous Treaty — only 37% in favour

A new survey by the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) has found that most Victorians do not support the state government’s proposed Treaty with Indigenous Australians, with just 37% backing the plan. The poll, conducted by independent researcher Fox & Hedgehog, revealed…

22 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Choppergate”: Victoria Police Chief admits error after using $10,000-per-hour helicopter for Tasmania trip

Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Mike Bush has come under heavy criticism after taking a police helicopter to Tasmania for a conference instead of flying commercially — a decision made amid the force’s ongoing major cost-cutting program. Bush admitted on Wednesday morning that…

22 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Victoria on high alert as destructive winds and storms threaten statewide chaos

Victorians are being urged to brace for a dangerous bout of severe weather today, with destructive winds, thunderstorms, and potential power outages expected to impact large parts of the state. According to the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), a severe weather warning was…

22 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Melbourne in turmoil: Police injured and rocks thrown as anti-immigration rally erupts in violence

Two police officers were hospitalised and several others injured during violent clashes between anti-immigration protesters and counter-protesters in Melbourne’s CBD on Sunday, marking one of the most tense public order incidents in recent months. The chaos unfolded during the “March for Australia”…

19 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Ben Carroll calls for zero tolerance on crime amid Melbourne safety concerns

Deputy Premier Ben Carroll has declared that “kids who commit violent crime should face time,” calling for a tougher approach to law and order as violent incidents continue to grip Melbourne. Speaking on Saturday at the Melbourne Italian Festa in Carlton, Carroll…

19 October, 2025

VICTORIA

Melbourne’s crime wave sparks fear among city traders and tourists

Melbourne’s central business district is facing a growing crisis as business owners plead for greater government and police intervention amid a sharp rise in violent crime that is beginning to damage the city’s global image and tourism economy. New analysis by Victoria’s…

18 October, 2025

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VICTORIA- Page 9

Federal support revives Victoria’s offshore wind ambitions

Konstantinos Argiros set to light up Melbourne – and give back in a big way

Manhunt for Dezi Freeman intensifies as new police taskforce takes over

Brad Battin to follow Jacinta Allan’s lead on major China trade mission

Ben Carroll pushes for “zero tolerance” on youth crime amid community outrage

Thunderstorm Asthma warning as Victoria faces dangerous Winds

Melbourne Council opposes state’s Work-From-Home mandate

Victorians divided on Indigenous Treaty — only 37% in favour

Choppergate”: Victoria Police Chief admits error after using $10,000-per-hour helicopter for Tasmania trip

Victoria on high alert as destructive winds and storms threaten statewide chaos

Melbourne in turmoil: Police injured and rocks thrown as anti-immigration rally erupts in violence

Ben Carroll calls for zero tolerance on crime amid Melbourne safety concerns

Melbourne’s crime wave sparks fear among city traders and tourists

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