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DISABLED VICTORIANS SLUGGED WITH MASSIVE FEE INCREASE

Tim Pallas, Member for Tarneit, and Jill Hennessy, Member for Altona, have expressed disgust at the massive fee increases faced by Victorians with a disability living in state-run residential units as a result of the Napthine Government State Budget. The 2013 State Budget revealed that..

2013-14 BUDGET DISAPPOINTING FOR TRANSPORT IN WYNDHAM

State Member for Tarneit, Tim Pallas, has expressed disappointment in the lack of provision for roads and public transport in the West from the Napthine Government’s 2013/14 State Budget. “This Budget does little to address the impact of two and a half years of inaction..

Appropriation (2013-2014) Bill 2013

Mr PALLAS (Tarneit) — Budgets define governments. They are much more than simply exercises in accounting. They are more than the Treasurer’s opportunity to test out the latest corporate buzzwords. Budgets tell us where a government’s heart lies. They tell us about a government’s beliefs,..

NAPTHINE’S GREEDY TAX GRAB AS MOTORISTS ARE SLUGGED

The Napthine Government has hit Victorian families with a record tax grab in the last six months while families faced increased living costs, Shadow Treasurer Tim Pallas said today. Mr Pallas said the Napthine Government’s 2012–13 Mid Year Financial Report was a slap in the..

JOB ADS CONTINUE TO DISAPPEAR LIKE BAILLIEU

The Baillieu Government’s failure to invest in Victoria has contributed to more than twoyears of falling job advertisements, Shadow Treasurer Tim Pallas said today. The ANZ jobs advertisement research found the number of Victorian job advertisements continued to fall, recording a drop of 9.2 per..

BAILLIEU JUST NOT WORKING FOR JOBS IN THE WEST

16 February 2013 Jobs growth in Melbourne’s West has ground to a halt under the first two years of the Baillieu Government’s term., data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show. ““It is getting harder and harder to get a job in Victoria under Ted..

East Werribee Employment Precinct

The Baillieu Government’s announcement in late 2012 regarding the East Werribee Employment Precinct comes after two years of inaction since they were elected to government in 2010.