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Auditor-general finds nearly half of Victoria's road in very poor condition (opens the original)
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Almost half of Victoria's state-managed roads are in very poor condition, the auditor-general has found. It says more than $3 billion a year is needed to maintain the state's roads. Roads Minister Paul Hamer has accepted that Victoria's roads are not good enough and has promised to deal with it. A new report from Victoria's auditor-general has found almost half of Victoria's road network in poor condition and is crumbling faster than the government can repair it. The report, tabled in parliament
Victoria is about to host Australia's first offshore wind auction. But what is it? (opens the original)
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In long-awaited news for the offshore wind industry, the Victorian government has officially opened its offshore wind auction. Energy Minister Jaclyn Symes opened the Request for Proposal process for the state's first two gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind. This will provide enough energy to power about 1.5 million homes each year. "This auction is a giant leap towards getting Australia's first offshore wind projects built, attracting billions in investment, creating thousands of jobs and deliverin
Historic farm's sale to carbon credit company raises community ire (opens the original)
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Topic:Sustainable and Alternative Farming An iconic cattle station in Victoria's far east has sold to a carbon fund and asset manager, Silva Capital. The federal opposition says prime agricultural land should not be used for carbon credits. Silva Capital says the farm will remain a working cattle farm alongside increased vegetation under a carbon credit scheme. The sale of a historic Victorian high country cattle station to a carbon fund manager has raised concerns among residents and a federal
Victorian Liberals promise DV disclosure scheme within 100 days if elected (opens the original)
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The Victorian Coalition has promised to bring in a domestic violence disclosure scheme if it wins November's state election. The scheme, referred to as Clare's Law, operates in South Australia, allowing people to access a partner's domestic violence offences. The opposition has pledged to introduce the scheme within 100 days if it wins office later this year. The Victorian opposition has promised to introduce a domestic violence disclosure scheme within 100 days of governing if it wins November'
Disclosure scheme could have prevented intimate partner abuse, woman says (opens the original)
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A victim-survivor of family violence, Sarah, is calling for a domestic violence disclosure scheme to be brought into Victoria. The scheme, often referred to as Clare's Law, operates in South Australia, allowing people access to a partner's domestic violence offences. Sarah says she hopes the Victorian government will consider introducing the scheme. Sarah was physically, emotionally and financially abused by her ex-partner for years. But it was not until the Victorian woman fled that she found o
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