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Labor MPs jockey for position on election tickets as party braces for losses (opens the original)
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Labor's upper house candidates will not be finalised until about one month before Victoria's November 28 election. Factional groupings are thrashing out deals to protect MPs amid fears that candidates running in second place in most upper house regions will not be elected. A handshake agreement will see a senior minister sent to a safer spot in a different region. Labor will not have upper house candidates locked in until one month before the Victorian election, leaving senior ministers in polit
Plans to expand police search powers to combat knife crime in Victoria (opens the original)
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Police power is set to expand in Victoria regardless of whether Labor or the Coalition win the state election. Labor has promised to implement "Jack's Law" if it is elected, borrowing from a previously announced Coalition policy. A criminologist says there is little evidence to suggest expanded powers lead to a reduction in violent offending and warns it can promote racial profiling. Victorian Premier Ben Carroll will give police sweeping powers to stop and search anyone in public if Labor is re
No smooth ride for Labor to a fourth term in Victoria (opens the original)
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When Ben Carroll publicly guaranteed he would not overthrow Jacinta Allan at an ill-fated press conference, one Labor figure solemnly told him he would become the next Josh Frydenberg. Carroll would lose his formerly safe seat because of an unpopular leader, they warned. Back in 2022, Frydenberg, having remained loyal to then-prime minister Scott Morrison while his popularity tanked, went on to lose his prized federal seat as deputy Liberal leader. Carroll ultimately didn't leave it to chance. T
Family First leader praises 'resilient' ex-Liberal Moira Deeming (opens the original)
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Former Liberal MP Moira Deeming has been named as the Family First candidate for the Western Metropolitan Region in the state election. Mrs Deeming was ousted from the Liberal Party in July, after refusing to apologise to her party room colleague after accusing him of assault. Victorians head to the polls for the state election on November 28. Former Liberal MP Moira Deeming will contest the November election with Family First, having been cast out of her former party. Mrs Deeming, now a crossbe
Government to shut down independent body Infrastructure Victoria (opens the original)
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Infrastructure Victoria and Economic Growth Victoria will be wound up by the state government, slashing up to 50 jobs and saving $12 million over the coming four years. Finance Minister Enver Erdogan said the government is targeting another $70 million saving by cutting back its reliance on consultants. Infrastructure Victoria's closure will require legislation through the parliament and could take months. Independent advice to help the Victorian government prioritise spending on infrastructure
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