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Western Renewables Link passes planning hurdle as cost review ordered (opens the original)
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Victorian Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny has approved the Western Renewables Link Environment Effects Statement (EES). Premier Ben Carroll has also ordered an immediate and independent cost assessment of the project. Mr Carroll says there will be no compulsory acquisition of property while the cost review is underway. Victoria's premier has ordered a cost review of a controversial $1.5 billion transmission line project, the same day the planning minister approved a major planning hurdle. Ben C
Hanson pushes more coal, fewer renewables without detailing cost (opens the original)
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Warren Pickering, Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce revealed some energy policies to a crowd of 1,000 One Nation supporters in the small western Victorian town of Marnoo last night. The party's Victorian leader said coal and gas were the state's future and Pauline Hanson said Victoria should be considering nuclear. Donna Buxton will run as One Nation's state candidate for Ripon. One Nation has revealed some of its energy policies to a crowd of 1,000 supporters in western Victoria, promising to re
Teenage boy charged with alleged murder of 13-year-old girl fronts court (opens the original)
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A teenage boy charged with murder has fronted a Children's Court. He allegedly killed 13-year-old girl Layla Jeffery in the west Victorian town of Donald. The case has been adjourned to September 10. A Children's Court judge has said there are reasonable grounds to suggest a teenage boy committed the murder of a 13-year-old Wimmera girl. The 16-year-old boy fronted a Children's Court of Victoria on Friday by video link from youth prison. He is accused of murdering Layla Jeffery, whose body was f
Coalition's power line pledge could win back farmer votes (opens the original)
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The Liberals and Nationals have hardened their stance on the VNI West transmission line project, vowing to scrap it entirely if elected in November. The announcement has prompted One Nation to publicise its formal stance on the project, saying they would also "get rid of it". Farming communities, which had been increasingly supportive of One Nation, are reconsidering the Nationals for the seat of Ripon, the heart of the proposed transmission line. In a bid to win back support from farming commun
Ratchet straps used as 'makeshift' lifting loops in accident, expert says (opens the original)
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Three men were injured last Friday after two packets of glass fell from a crane onto them at a government-funded worksite in Albury on the New South Wales-Victoria border. Cranes Australia says photos of the site show ratchet straps being used to lift the glass. SafeWork NSW continues to investigate the incident, while one man in his 20s remains in a critical condition at hospital. A national crane inspection company says images from a government-funded worksite in Glenroy, Albury, show a "sever
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