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Victorian Greens: Two more councillors quit the party - Vimarsana News

Victorian Greens: Two more councillors quit the party

Two more councillors have quit the Victorian Greens – and up to five more are tipped to soon follow suit – as a broader internal dispute threatens to split the party.

Victorian election 2022: Greens leader Samantha Ratnam needs her 'Google it, mate' moment - Vimarsana News

Victorian election 2022: Greens leader Samantha Ratnam needs her 'Google it, mate' moment

If, as some analysts predict, there is a minority Andrews government after November 26, Samantha Ratnam could become a significant player in Victorian politics. But who is she?

Victorian election 2022: Greens leader Samantha Ratnam needs her 'Google it, mate' moment - Vimarsana News

Victorian election 2022: Greens leader Samantha Ratnam needs her 'Google it, mate' moment

If, as some analysts predict, there is a minority Andrews government after November 26, Samantha Ratnam could become a significant player in Victorian politics. But who is she?

Source: smh.com.au
SBS Language | 'Lack of respect': Melbourne public housing tower residents still reeling from 'trauma' of hard lockdown - Vimarsana News

SBS Language | 'Lack of respect': Melbourne public housing tower residents still reeling from 'trauma' of hard lockdown

Share on Twitter Many residents of Melbourne’s public housing towers subjected to a strict lockdown during Victoria’s fatal second coronavirus wave say they are still reeling from trauma. Awil Hassan, who lives in one of the nine towers that were locked down in July 2020 following a coronavirus outbreak, recalls the suffering his family and other residents went through at the time. “Our freedom was taken away; we were locked down for two weeks, and couldn’t go out, even for essentials,” he says. “There were people who needed medication, like my Mum, but couldn’t get ...

Source: sbs.com.au