Will we all get COVID eventually? Burnet Institute’s Margaret Hellard answers readers’ questions – The Age
Leading disease modeller Margaret Hellard answers questions from Age readers about what we know and don’t know about the Victorian…
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Infrastructure Victoria abandons contentious East West Link – The Age
The state’s infrastructure adviser has gone cool on the merits of the East West Link, a controversial road project backed by…
The chosen few: How Victoria is really governed – The Age
Political apparatchiks in virtually every public service department and a radical centralising of power around the Premier’s…
West Gate Tunnel budget blows out by $3.3 billion, Transurban reveals – The Age
Tolling giant Transurban has confirmed to investors the $6.7 billion West Gate Tunnel project has blown out by $3.3 billion,…
One million Victorians fully vaccinated as door opens to tens of thousands more – The Age
The milestone comes as Victoria widened the gap between Pfizer doses, allowing ‘many tens of thousands’ more people to get at…
Alleged fraudster moved $8 million of clients’ money through Crown casino – The Age
Liquidators investigating the collapse of a property empire run by a man who has been compared to Christopher Skase have identified…
The 8.04am to Flinders St: will we ride the train the same way again? – The Age
For decades, the veins and arteries of Melbourne’s rail network pumped people in and out of the city with a familiar rhythm….
No jab, no say: Either join the fight to keep us all safe, or stop complaining – The Age
Complacency by the public but more so by bureaucrats and political leaders has been our weakest link.
Mass vaccine centres start offering Pfizer shots to walk-ins under 50 – The Age
As Victorians rush to get protection against the COVID-19 outbreak, the state government has insisted its vaccine hotline is improving following a widespread meltdown…
Victorian COVID-19 outbreak spreads to aged care as state records five new cases – The Sydney Morning Herald
An aged care worker has tested positive for COVID-19 after working at a facility in Melbourne’s north-west, sending the home into lockdown.