A bill currently before parliament will decrease the number of commissioners from four to one.
New federal laws, along with Victoria’s firearm legislation review, will tighten background checks and fund a national gun buyback scheme.
Cooks, cleaners, orderlies, theatre technicians and other healthcare service workers hit the pavement on Tuesday.
Delivered via an investment of $430 million over four years, the changes came into effect at the start of this month.
The initial response to the Federal Government’s extra subsidies to GPs who provide bulk billing has been positive. But is it the panacea GPs need?
The group will regularly collaborate with men’s health organisations like The Man Cave and Healthy Male.
If passed, reforms will see children begin their time behind bars in youth detention facilities before being transferred to an adult prison when they turn 18.
Berwick MP Brad Battin lost the vote early on Tuesday morning, only about 11 months since he was elected into the top job.
Stressed commuters facing long wait times are among those who could benefit from new proposals to support a more connected Melbourne.
Parents were disheartened to hear council staff respond to their questions during this week’s council meeting with a flat refusal to consider the extra pay bumps – arguing it already pays workers above the award rate.
We spoke to the first-ever Labor member for Menzies about his plans for the term ahead.
New legislation will mean hot water systems must be electric in new builds from 2027.
