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New minister has 'no regrets' over ex-CFMEU boss ties

A state government cabinet pick has shrugged off concerns about her association with an ex-union boss, declaring she doesn't ditch mates in tough times.

'Circle of life': major reshuffle as senior MPs quit

'Circle of life': major reshuffle as senior MPs quit

Three state ministers have called time on their political careers, triggering a major cabinet reshuffle and factional carve-up as an election looms.

TAFE teachers forge deal for 21 per cent pay rise

TAFE teachers forge deal for 21 per cent pay rise

TAFE teachers in Victoria have won a pay rise of 21 per cent over four years to bring their salaries in line with school teachers.

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Teachers walk from TAFE classes as pay talks flounder

State TAFE teachers who say they are "lowest funded in Australia" are threatening further industrial action amid stalled negotiations over a wage dispute.

Porter Davis liquidator shuts down property firm MIG Sons & Co's buyout bid

A Melbourne-based property investment company has launched a bid to buy out troubled construction firm Porter Davis, but the liquidator handling the collapse says it does not believe the offer is credible.

Vic opposition pledges soil research hub

Victoria's opposition says it will establish a soil research centre to strengthen the state's agriculture sector if it wins the November election.

Five-year jail terms in animal laws pitch

Victorians are being encouraged to have their say about proposed animal care laws which would see serious cruelty punished by up to five years in prison.

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Foot-and-mouth disease threat prompts Victoria to form emergency animal disease task force

Foot-and-mouth disease threat prompts Victoria to form emergency animal disease task force

The group will be co-chaired by Agriculture Victoria chief executive officer Matt Lowe and the Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp.

More students from troubled Chisholm TAFE online cohort have qualifications delayed

More students from troubled Chisholm TAFE online cohort have qualifications delayed

More online courses from troubled educator Chisholm TAFE have been found to be non-compliant.

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