Erin Patterson loses appeal in mushroom murder case
Erin Patterson has lost her appeal against a conviction for poisoning three people with death cap mushrooms. The court upheld her life sentence without parole, meaning she will not be released.
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Victoria prepares for pivotal state election amid union backlash
Two major Victorian unions have turned against the Labor government, launching attack ads and redirecting campaign funds ahead of the state election. This shift could influence voter sentiment and impact the outcome of the election.
Myer ends remote work for corporate staff ahead of office move
Myer has instructed corporate employees to return to the office full-time ahead of relocating to new headquarters in Melbourne. The decision may be influenced by upcoming workplace laws in Victoria that could affect remote work policies.
Australian MP loses both legs in targeted car attack
Australian federal lawmaker Helen Haines had both legs amputated after being struck by a vehicle in what authorities are investigating as a targeted attack. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of elected officials and prompted national discussions on political violence.
Victorian opposition leader addresses state debt concerns
The Victorian opposition leader spoke about reducing state debt during a public address. The issue is seen as critical for the state's economic and political future.
Vic officials failed to report $285m in improper COVID grants
Senior Victorian government officials did not inform ministers about $285 million in COVID-19 grants paid to ineligible businesses. The failure raises concerns about accountability and transparency in public spending.
Labor reduces land tax on foreign investors to boost housing
Labor is lowering land tax for foreign investors to encourage property development and help first home buyers. The move aims to address housing shortages amid rising costs and lagging state targets.