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A UN report warns that the proposed demolition of public housing in Victoria will likely exacerbate the state's ongoing housing crisis and displace vulnerable residents.
The Carroll state government has scrapped a decade-long mid-rise urban design strategy for the Arden station area, instead approving a rapid development plan featuring three high-rise residential towers.
As the Victorian government plans to unlock a new suburb in Melbourne's west, locals express concerns that infrastructure is not keeping pace with the region's rapid growth, demanding improvements ahead of the November election.
The Victorian Labor government has reportedly shelved a long-promised bill that would recognize animals as sentient and raise care requirements, meaning it will not be introduced before the state election.
The Victorian government plans to legislate a new work-from-home law that would allow employees to work offsite two days a week, affecting all businesses, including small employers.
A proposed policy by the Victorian government would utilize incarcerated individuals to accelerate road maintenance efforts, contingent on electoral success in November.
An audit revealed that the Victorian government secretly increased public transport fares to help pay for the controversial Suburban Rail Loop project, costing millions of Victorians.
An expert criticizes the Victorian government, stating that no one from the Labor party has contacted him regarding a $15 billion CFMEU corruption claim, amidst warnings of ongoing criminality on construction sites.
Class action settles after retailers argued state government should pay them for economic loss resulting from pandemic lockdown Businesses affected by one of the world’s longest Covid-19 lockdowns…
The Carroll administration in Victoria has officially canceled plans to erect a statue of former premier Daniel Andrews, which faced heavy criticism from the Liberal opposition over its high cost and political controversy.
A royal commission recommended First Nations healing centers in 2021, but an Indigenous health service states that the Victorian government has 'done nothing' to fund them, as 121 Indigenous Victorians have died by suicide in the past five years.
The Victorian government has overturned its previous ban on showing World Cup matches on big screens at Melbourne's Federation Square.
Victorian government says ‘it’s only fair’ Great Ocean Road tourists should pay to see famous limestone stacks Tourists will soon have to pay an entry fee to see the Twelve Apostles on Victoria’s…