Walsh says Njernda needs an administrator

The Nationals leader and Member for Murray Plains, Peter Walsh, is signalling the need for an administrator to be appointed at Njernda Aboriginal Corporation.   Mr Walsh says he has been sent a petition signed by more than 100 members of Njernda demanding an extraordinary general meeting of the corporation “so they can find out…

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Letter to the Editor – RE: Ambulance

Dear Editor,   The death of a man in suburban Melbourne who died after waiting four hours for an ambulance is a tragic reminder our health system is in disarray.   Regional Victorians are not immune, and in even more danger, given the distances often involved to receive emergency treatment.   Ambulance shortages and exhausted…

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Labor has no answers as regional Victorians miss out

Regional Victorians are missing out and the Allan Labor Government has no answers as it blindly ploughs ahead with its controversial $200 billion Suburban Rail Loop.   In Question Time, Labor has again refused to explain why regional Victorians receive just over 10 per cent of government infrastructure spend despite being home to 25 per…

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Letter to the Editor – RE: Gas

  Dear Editor,   Another week, another Allan Labor Government sidestep and back pedal – this time on gas.   Premier Allan’s latest U-turn is another example of the Labor Government’s chaos and mismanagement.   The Premier implemented unrealistic renewables targets, shut off gas in favour of electricity, but has now realised gas is critical…

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Council reveals Labor blackspot cash grab

The Allan Labor Government has come under fire for a blatant cash grab, with revelations it siphoned off nine per cent of a $2 million federal blackspot grant intended for a state and local council road intersection project.   Despite refusing to contribute any state funding or take responsibility for managing the project in Mansfield…

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Premier refuses to budge on right of appeal

Premier Jacinta Allan has delivered another hammer blow to producers and regional communities, refusing to reverse a March decision to strip them of their right to appeal.   Producers impacted by renewable energy projects can no longer turn to VCAT, the equivalent of the third umpire, for justice amid fast-tracked solar, wind turbines, batteries and…

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