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Victorian primary school education: Teaching literacy should be standardised, as in other states which have opted for a phonics approach

Victorian schools are still being left to decide their own literacy teaching strategy, while NSW, South Australia and Queensland are moving ahead with phonics.

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The absurd way the Victorian government may check if properties are vacant

The absurd way the Victorian government may check if properties are vacant
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Neil mitchellBrad rowswellVictorian oppositionTreasurer brad rowswell

Freedom of Information ministerial requests on high-profile prisoners raise questions into the fairness of Victoria s justice system

A Freedom of Information request has raised questions about Victorian Government Ministers seeking information on prisoners eligible for parole.

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John Pesutto announces the return of former Liberal leader Matthew Guy to shadow cabinet after Jacinta Allan s first ministry

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto has announced his predecessor Matthew Guy has returned to shadow cabinet as part of a "refreshed" frontbench team to take on Labor.

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Safe injecting facilities save lives and keep the public safe Why aren t there more of them in Australia?

The Victorian government is facing renewed pressure to "save lives" by creating more safe injecting rooms, but experts explain stigma could be leading to "cold feet".

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