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Treasurer Jaclyn Symes and Premier Jacinta Allan are hoping that work from home laws will help Labor get the chocolates in November.

Labor open to High Court challenge over work from home laws

If the legislation passes unamended, the legislation will come into effect nearly three months before the state election.

  • Chip Le Grand

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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan

Labor rules out work from home exemption for small business

The state government is expected to make further announcements on its working from home plans as it spoils for an election-year fight with business groups.

  • Chip Le Grand
The Coalition has pledged to expand the CBD.

Super-sized CBD or soaring suburbs: The competing visions to reshape Melbourne

Opposition Leader Jess Wilson’s new housing policy marks a direct challenge to the Labor government. Experts are torn over the merits of both.

  • Daniella White and Patrick Hatch
The Liberals are targeting inner-city suburbs for higher density.

Liberals target inner-city Labor, Greens seats for wave of skyscrapers

In their first major housing policy announcement before the election, the Liberals say they’ll reverse the Allan government’s high-density push in middle-ring suburbs.

  • Daniella White
Reignite Democracy co-founder Monica Smit.

‘If you get what I mean’: Anti-lockdown activist’s ‘vote harvesting’ ploy

Monica Smit has launched the Save the Environment Party in an apparent attempt to game Victoria’s upper house voting system.

  • Rachel Eddie
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One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson.

One Nation, almost zero donations: Minor party short on election cash

The Victorian arm of Pauline Hanson’s party raised $97.64 last year, sparking doubt about its ability to fight the major parties in November’s state election.

  • Rachel Eddie
 Jess Wilson and Jacinta Allan are locked in a tight battle ahead of November’s state election.

This poll says no one can win the next state election. Someone has to

The emergence in Victoria of One Nation, as incongruous as it is for a party with as much connection to this state as the Brisbane Broncos, is shaping as a Coalition killer.

  • Chip Le Grand
One Nation is gaining as the major parties lose ground ahead of the Victorian election

None of the above: Poll reveals Victorian flight from major parties

If Jacinta Allan ends up leading Labor to a historic, fourth consecutive term in government, she’ll have Pauline Hanson to thank.

  • Chip Le Grand
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson hugs a supporter before addressing the crowd at the Put Australia First rally in Melbourne’s Flagstaff Gardens, in November 2025.

Victoria has long been immune to Pauline Hanson’s charms. Not any more

The One Nation leader is turning her attention to Victoria as a voting change could mean an early Christmas for her right-wing party.

  • Chip Le Grand