Jessica Maggio

One of Victoria's most secretive corruption investigations is close to being made public…

The Vic Libs are fighting to restore public confidence after a preselection disaster 8 months out from the election. Jess Wilson says she’s “frustrated” at a party vetting process which saw Moira Deeming dumped as a candidate, only to see her replacement thrown out as well.

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Farmers in Vic’s Gippsland region warn Melb families are in for a shock aslimited fuel supplies & higher costs force prices up at the supermarket. The Prem says distribution plans will be prioritised in the regions but farmers say politicians have acted too slowly. #springst

The biggest industrial action by Victorian public school teachers in more than a decade has seen 35,000 staff walk out of classrooms over the Allan Govt’s 17% pay offer. Educators say it’s not enough to stop staff heading interstate, while flagging further stoppages. #springst

A Chinese meal among Labor MPs has raised eyebrows after the Premier was snapped chuckling over yum cha on the same day rumours swelled about ousting her as leader. Jacinta Allan has talked down the outing as merely a lunch between a united group of friends. #springst

The Premier has rejected murmurings of a challenge to her leadership as “anonymous gossip” from “scallywags”. Ministers are publicly backing their leader but behind closed doors, concerns are being raised about Jacinta Allan’s plummet in public popularity #springst

Victorian govt school teachers will walk off the job next Tuesday after rejecting a 17 percent pay increase over 3 years.

On the day the MCG was scheduled to host the Comm Games opening ceremony, it’s been revealed the State Govt ignored reports VIC wasn’t ready to stage the event. The Chair of a dedicated taskforce has spoken exclusively to 10News, saying he told officials not to bid for the games.

Oscar Piastri has crashed and is OUT of the Australian Grand Prix before it begins 😮 #F1 #AusGP

A Victorian watchdog has moved to ban a labour hire firm from working on Big Build sites after allegations of links to underworld figures. But the Allan Govt is facing criticism for taking action just hours after revelations came to light in a Qld Inquiry into CFMEU corruption.

The handling of the CFMEU corruption scandal is shaping as an election decider as voters blame the Allan Govt for failing to take action. The Premier has again refused to launch an inquiry into a series of allegations despite a new poll showing a majority of voters want one.

Employers with only a handful of staff will be forced to comply with the same work-from-home laws as big business as part of the Allan Government’s re-election pitch. The Premier says it comes after consultation but small business owners warn they could be forced to shut up shop.

Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog has spoken publicly for the first time since damning allegations were revealed of extortion and corruption on Big Build sites. The IBAC Commissioner says she wants and needs follow the money powers but has never directly asked the Premier.

The Prime Minister has used a major speech to Victoria’s business community to talk up the Allan Govt’s Big Build, despite it being embroiled in a CFMEU corruption scandal. Any talk of a royal commission was again dismissed, on a federal and state level.

Allegations a gynaecologist from the Epworth hospital performed unnecessary surgery on women because of suspected endometriosis have been referred to Victoria Police. The Premier says she’s sickened by the allegations with hundreds of women now seeking legal representation.

The Premier has been accused of being a hypocrite after her govt failed to formally report criminal conduct on a Big Build site. The revelation comes after almost two weeks of Jacinta Allan insisting anyone with information on allegations of corruption should contact VicPol.

The Premier has hit back at suggestions she’s “disinterested” in allegations victims of corruption within the CFMEU are too scared to report their experiences to VicPol. During a tense media conference, she also dismissed claims members of her own caucus want a royal commission.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan halted a press conference during a tense exchange with 10 News Melbourne’s state political reporter Jessica Maggio over the CFMEU corruption scandal. Maggio told the Premier she “looked disinterested” while responding to concerns raised by alleged victims, prompting Ms Allan to demand an immediate retraction. The Premier refused to take further questions until the comment was withdrawn, saying she would not stand by while being accused of something she “hadn’t done”. The clash comes amid escalating political fallout over a damning report into alleged corruption on Victoria’s Big Build sites.

Two senior govt ministers have launched an extraordinary attack against on one of Aust’s leading anti-corruption barristers over his allegations of corruption within the CFMEU. They’ve rubbished claims $15b has been lost to extortion, and called his report “reckless”. #springst