“If it’s too good to be true it probably is”, is a well-known phrase and Gippsland East Nationals MP, is asking locals to take heed. It comes on the back of a number of East Gippslanders being scammed out of considerable amounts of money. “These mongrels’ prey on the vulnerable and are almost…
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$3.2 million to support costs incurred from the cancelled 2021 Melbourne Royal Show Round 2 of the Supporting Agricultural Shows and Field Days program is providing up to $13.1 million for eligible Capital City Royal Shows Program helps support events after the disruptions caused by the pandemic The Morrison-Joyce Government is providing $3.2 million to…
DetailsThe sad state of country roads is driving outrage among regional motorists with new data painting a picture of Victoria’s most neglected local government areas. Damning data from Ratepayers Victoria for 2020-21 shows an incredibly low percentage of regional ratepayers are satisfied with the state of their local roads. Extreme levels of road repair requests…
DetailsAn incredibly low number of regional ratepayers are satisfied with the state of their local roads, according to new data from Ratepayers Victoria. Across the electorate of Euroa, satisfaction with local roads is as low as 43 per cent. Member for Euroa and newly appointed Shadow Minister for Roads, Steph Ryan, said the polling reflected…
DetailsAmendments to strengthen the consequences for law-breaking activists caught trespassing on Victorian farms will be moved in Victorian Parliament today by the Liberals and Nationals. It’s expected the Bill to establish on-the-spot fines for farm trespass will be brought on for debate in the Legislative Council later today. The Nationals Member for Eastern Victoria Melina…
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The Nationals Member for Gippsland South, Danny O’Brien says Gippslanders are increasingly suffering due to the Andrews Labor Government’s disastrous mismanagement of the health system and ambulance services. Mr O’Brien was commenting after asking a question in State Parliament about the case of an 82-year-old woman who fell and injured herself in the main…
DetailsNationals Member for Ovens Valley Tim McCurdy recently expressed his concern in Parliament calling for the Minister for Ambulance Services to address the ever-increasing decline of Ambulance call outs to our regional residents. In Parliament Mr McCurdy said, “I wish to raise a concern on behalf of a Wangaratta resident who recently dialled triple…
DetailsNationals Member for Ovens Valley Tim McCurdy spoke in Parliament concerning the Andrews Government lack of support towards local business owners across the Ovens Valley. Mr McCurdy said, “I was recently contacted by a business owner from the Wangaratta region who is seeking vaccination mandates to be scrapped because of the difficulties they face…
DetailsAs our state comes up for air after two exhausting years of uncertainty and six long, draining COVID lockdowns, we are assessing the damage on our kids, our small businesses and across our communities and the Victorian economy. We know some parts of our society were more heavily affected than others. With the marking of…
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The Andrews Labor Government has admitted it “expected” weaknesses in road pavements to be revealed by recent shoulder widening works across Gippsland that left local arterial roads in a state of disrepair. Responding to questioning by The Nationals Member for Gippsland South, Danny O’Brien, the State Minister for Roads, Ben Carroll, confessed that the construction…
DetailsThe Government has attempted to silence questions in State Parliament today on allegations of bullying, intimidation and harassment of women within Victorian Labor and the Premier’s private office. Shadow Minister for Women Emma Kealy was prevented from asking the Premier to unreservedly apologise to former Labor MP Kaushaliya Vaghela who resigned from the Party earlier…
DetailsToday we mark the contributions of Victorian women and girls to end toxic culture in the workplace and ‘Break the Bias’ to forge a path forward to gender equality. Sadly, Victoria’s gender pay gap worsened during the COVID pandemic, increasing from 9.6 per cent in May 2020 to 12.2 per cent in May 2021, a…
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