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Libby Murphy touched on the projected $9.3B state surplus, bills that have been introduced in the Legislature so far and paths out of the affordable housing crisis.

Heartbroken Victorian families are demanding an overhaul of the health system, after their loved ones died ...

To help ensure the school year can start on time, the state government has started its push to get as many children jabbed as quickly as possible.

To help ensure the school year can start on time, health professionals will staff pop-up vaccine clinics in an effort to get as many children jabbed as quickly as possible.

Ambulance Victoria was forced to call a code red on Tuesday night after one in five triple-0 calls did not require an ambulance - leaving paramedics unable to treat serious emergencies.

Double delight in Dublin: Aoife storms to steeplechase victory while Patrick goes the distance at the All-Ireland junior and under-23 track and field finals in ...

Advertisement The death of a 20-month-old girl is being investigated by the coroner’s office after it was revealed the child repeatedly vomited and appeared unwell over a 22-hour period before medical help was sought. Witnesses have told investigators baby Isabella Lamont appeared to be in pain when she was collected from Cool Frogs childcare centre in Wodonga in 2018 but despite her symptoms, was taken home and then to a restaurant the following day. Patricia Lamont with her daughter, Isa...

One second lapse can lead to long-lasting trauma A road trauma survivor joined police and a forensic pathologist to share his story on video about how “one second” driving on a road changed his life, and many other lives, forever. The video, part of Victoria Police’s road safety campaign launched ahead of the Easter long weekend, includes the father of a road trauma victim telling of his grief after attending the roadside where his daughter died. Victoria Police is highlighting the long l...

Operation Arid kicks off on Friday as police prepare for Victorians to embrace the great outdoors across the Labour Day long weekend, warning that...

Long Weekend Road Policing Operation Sees Offences Recorded Reach Triple Digits A road policing operation which took place over the unofficial long weekend just past, saw Western Region officers detect over 100 offences. The operation kicked off on Friday, with three impaired drivers detected among the 105 overall offences. "There was lots of movement on our roads over this weekend, with the holiday goers and the weather being quite good" said Acting Senior Sergeant Simon Bourke. "There was a h...