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Jacinta Allan has some time to delay airport rail, but not for long

Bardy Bigglesworth
July 17, 2024
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But a new rail link from the CBD via Sunshine in the west, if it gets built, will be just half an hour.

Resign Jacinta Allan or appoint a Royal Commission

Helen Carrie
July 17, 2024
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Vicrorian’s deserve transparency and the truth.

Victoria creeps closer to signing Aboriginal treaty less than one year after Voice failure

Helen Carrie
July 17, 2024
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A copy of the declaration will presented to the authority at a ceremony on Wednesday.

Victoria’s rail loop is a travesty; its housing plan is good, but doomed

Bardy Bigglesworth
July 17, 2024
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The Albanese government should not put in a dollar, and kybosh it, asap.

Calls for junk food advertising to be removed from public transport

Bardy Bigglesworth
July 17, 2024
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A peak cancer body is calling on the Victorian government to take a stand against junk food advertising on public transport. Cancer Council Victoria wants the five […]

Bridging the gap at Fyans Street

Guest authors
July 16, 2024
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The Fyans Street level crossing removal is closer than ever, with the new 2,000 tonne rail bridge moved into place. A massive …

The post Bridging the gap at Fyans Street appeared first on Rail Express.

What’s really in Jacinta Allan’s Youth Justice Bill?

Helen Carrie
July 15, 2024
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Not tougher sentencing – this Bill weakens it. Not more accountability – this Bill reduces it. But it will establish a separate “Aboriginal-controlled justice system” […]

Jacinta Allan is dreaming if she thinks IBAC will investigate the CFMEU

Helen Carrie
July 15, 2024
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Victorians have seen how IBAC inquires work under Labor.

Jacinta Allan creates appearance of a hard line stance on the CFMEU

Helen Carrie
July 15, 2024
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Lets not sugar coat this, if what is alleged is true, then the ALP have been sending taxpayer money to criminal syndicates.

Photographs of the South Gippsland Line beyond Leongatha in 1992

Brian Evans
July 15, 2024
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The line beyond leongatha, 3 months after closure in 1992.