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Emission targets: Victoria sets clock ticking on coal-fired power plants with switch to state control - Vimarsana News

Emission targets: Victoria sets clock ticking on coal-fired power plants with switch to state control

Victoria’s three remaining coal-fired power plants are likely to close years earlier than expected after the Andrews government announced a $1 billion plan to become an active competitor in the electricity market.

Source: smh.com.au
Voters deserve straight talk on state debt - Vimarsana News

Voters deserve straight talk on state debt

Government debt has emerged as a dividing line between the parties, but they must be clear on how their spending strategies will affect the economy.

Victorian election 2022: Is Victoria's state debt entering the 'danger zone'? - Vimarsana News

Victorian election 2022: Is Victoria's state debt entering the 'danger zone'?

Our readers want us to examine how to get the state budget under control, so we will quiz both sides of politics about what levers they intend to pull to shore up the state’s battered finances.

Source: smh.com.au
Mandatory testing to end along with forced COVID-19 isolation - Vimarsana News

Mandatory testing to end along with forced COVID-19 isolation

Victorians will no longer be required to report their coronavirus case if they record a positive result on a rapid antigen test, as a result of changes made by the Andrews government to pandemic laws.

National Day of Mourning for the Queen slammed by small business owners in Australia - Vimarsana News

National Day of Mourning for the Queen slammed by small business owners in Australia

The public holiday, intended to remember Queen Elizabeth II following her death earlier this month, will see millions of Australians stay home.