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As Allan defends her legacy, the Nationals are preparing to snatch her seat (opens the original)
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In the time-honoured all-or-nothing tradition of ousted premiers, Jacinta Allan has confirmed she is stepping away from politics altogether, and will not recontest her long-held seat of Bendigo East at November’s state election. Speaking at Bendigo Hospital on Friday morning, Allan said the facility was a symbol of her journey, and the positive change she and successive Labor governments had achieved. “I was born nearly 53 years ago in the Bendigo Base Hospital. It was a good country hospital bu
As Allan defends her legacy, the Nationals are preparing to snatch her seat (opens the original)
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In the time-honoured all-or-nothing tradition of ousted premiers, Jacinta Allan has confirmed she is stepping away from politics altogether, and will not recontest her long-held seat of Bendigo East at November’s state election. Speaking at Bendigo Hospital on Friday morning, Allan said the facility was a symbol of her journey, and the positive change she and successive Labor governments had achieved. “I was born nearly 53 years ago in the Bendigo Base Hospital. It was a good country hospital bu
As Allan defends her legacy, the Nationals are preparing to snatch her seat (opens the original)
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In the time-honoured all-or-nothing tradition of ousted premiers, Jacinta Allan has confirmed she is stepping away from politics altogether, and will not recontest her long-held seat of Bendigo East at November’s state election. Speaking at Bendigo Hospital on Friday morning, Allan said the facility was a symbol of her journey, and the positive change she and successive Labor governments had achieved. “I was born nearly 53 years ago in the Bendigo Base Hospital. It was a good country hospital bu
‘Are we being completely gaslit?’ The slow and then sudden demise of an A-League champion (opens the original)
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On a cold, grey day in Melbourne, between a cow paddock and a housing estate, the dream of an A-League soccer club for the west was being dismantled piece by piece. Over the past year, Western United has rivalled Forty Winks for the number of times it has been declared on the brink of closing down, yet fans, staff and players have remained optimistic. On Tuesday, the sword of Damocles finally dropped. The club was wound up in insolvency with a liquidator appointed in Federal Court, one day after
This athlete says Victoria ‘gave up’ on the Commonwealth Games. Taxpayers are still footing the bill (opens the original)
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The Commonwealth Games are just a few days away, yet neither the Glaswegians hosting it, nor the Victorians paying for it seem to know. Most Melburnians approached on the street by this masthead on Friday were surprised to learn the Games were happening this year, let alone this month. Only six out of 40 people we spoke to knew they were coming up, and just seven knew they were in Scotland. One person thought the Games were still taking place in Victoria, and three did not know what the Commonwe
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