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The federal Labor leader makes funding promise almost four years after project was announced

Victorian Labor's "red shirts" affair and allegations of political appointments in the public service will be investigated separately by the state's ombudsman.

The Victorian government has committed to building a new $36-million withdrawal and rehabilitation facility, which they say will support around 300 people a year.

Residents in regional Victoria say ongoing Telstra outages have left hundreds of people facing the "very frightening" prospect of being unable to contact emergency services for weeks.

Meanwhile I could break three of my limbs and my phone anxiety would still leave me pretending I'm fine.

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that names of deceased people are included in this article.

A proposed LNG import terminal at Corio Bay in Geelong's north could help solve a looming gas shortage for Victoria. But it faces strong opposition from environmentalists and community groups who say the project is at odds with the state's goal to dramatically rein-in greenhouse gas emissions.

Group of 200 Totnes residents trespass and eat sandwiches and Victoria sponge to highlight lack of right to roam

Boozers are facing up to yet another challenge on the back of two troublesome years in the pandemic