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- Sep 26, 2026
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‘Prepared to put it all on the line’: The ‘handsome mayor’ hoping to fend off One Nation in this key seat (opens the original)
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The Nationals have pinned their hopes of retaining the state seat of Shepparton on a high-profile local mayor, as the Coalition braces for a fight to maintain its powerful foothold in the region. The Goulburn Valley electorate is shaping up as one of the most interesting battlegrounds ahead of the November state election, with concerns running high in the community over cost of living, infrastructure, crime and roads. Despite the area’s deep multicultural history and the reliance on migrant work
‘Final nail in the coffin’: Parliamentary twist derails work-from-home laws (opens the original)
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The right to work from home has been elevated to a frontline state election issue after the Coalition and crossbench MPs teamed up to block the government’s long-promised laws. The legislation has now been deferred to a parliamentary committee, meaning the government has run out of sitting days to deliver a key plank of its legislative agenda. The eleventh-hour manoeuvre, which was supported by most non-government MPs, prompted Premier Ben Carroll to unleash on the Liberal Party, calling it “ant
Last-minute pro-business amendments soften WFH bill (opens the original)
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Employees of small businesses won’t be given the right to work from home until 2028 and the costs employers must pay to enable remote work will be limited under changes to the government’s WFH legislation. Premier Ben Carroll has agreed to a raft of pro-business amendments for the bill, which the government will try to pass on Thursday, while still legally enshrining Victorians’ right to work from home. The amendments include delaying commencement for small businesses until January 1, 2028; limi
Business groups prepare for working-from-home challenge (opens the original)
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Blistering legal advice from two barristers will underpin a High Court challenge to Victoria’s working-from-home laws from state business groups, as several of the country’s largest property companies are highly critical of Labor’s plan. Premier Ben Carroll is looking to pass the bill – which will permit most employees the right to work from home two days a week – in parliament this week with some pro-business amendments. However, business groups have again said they are prepared to launch a leg
Premier promises $237m for Geelong bypass as Labor targets roads in western, regional seats (opens the original)
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Labor will spend $237 million building a bypass near Geelong if it wins the November election, as part of a road spending blitz to shore up support in at-risk seats. Premier Ben Carroll said on Friday that if re-elected, the government would start construction on the first stage of the Bellarine Link, a 3.5-kilometre road connecting the Surf Coast Highway and Barwon Heads Road south of Geelong. The Bellarine Link has long been on Labor’s to-do list, and the government committed $4 million in the
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