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Infrastructure: Albanese urged to be tougher on major project funding as concerns mount on cost of groaning pipeline - Vimarsana News

Infrastructure: Albanese urged to be tougher on major project funding as concerns mount on cost of groaning pipeline

The Albanese government should give its infrastructure advisor powers to hold back Commonwealth funding for projects that haven’t been properly reviewed.

Source: afr.com
icare workers compensation crisis worsens - Vimarsana News

icare workers compensation crisis worsens

The state government’s icare scheme has known about an underpayment scandal since February but has tried to keep it quiet.

Source: smh.com.au
Lismore mayor Steve Krieg vows to keep historic Lismore CBD in situ even as flood risk remains and NSW flood emergency persists across the state - Vimarsana News

Lismore mayor Steve Krieg vows to keep historic Lismore CBD in situ even as flood risk remains and NSW flood emergency persists across the state

A NSW government inquiry estimated the region’s cleanup bill after the floods would hit $3 billion, but Lismore’s mayor says the bill is approaching $5 billion.

Source: afr.com
Dwayne Johnstone case: Officer A jury discharged after failing to reach verdict - Vimarsana News

Dwayne Johnstone case: Officer A jury discharged after failing to reach verdict

Officer A faced trial in the NSW Supreme Court after he shot and killed Dwayne Johnstone in 2019. A jury was discharged on Monday, unable to reach a verdict.

Electronic music: Richard Tognetti's electric violin to put the AC into the ACO - Vimarsana News

Electronic music: Richard Tognetti's electric violin to put the AC into the ACO

The world premiere of a piece by American composer Samuel Adams will have the Australian Chamber Orchestra sounding like never before.

Source: afr.com