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Thousands have descended on state parliament in Melbourne to protest against the new emergency services tax, coinciding with the announcement of the Victorian budget.
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20th May 2025
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Farmers, CFA volunteers rally against new tax
Thousands have descended on state parliament in Melbourne to protest against the new emergency services tax, coinciding with the announcement of the Victorian budget.
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Coalition over: National and Liberal parties to split
Nationals leader David Littleproud says he and Liberals leader Sussan Ley have decided not to renew the Coalition’s agreement following their shocking electoral defeat.
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Victoria state budget: Everything you need to know
The 2025-26 budget has been handed down. We break down all the figures you need to know, including how much will be spent on Victoria’s crumbling roads.
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Goalkickers list 2025: Gun forward back in business
A player who kicked more than 150 goals in a season recently has made a return to form for his new club. See the rolling leaderboard.
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Budget a Symes of the time
Treasurer Jaclyn Symes has pledged no new taxes — echoing a famous promise by a former US President — as the Victorian government holds back funds for next year’s state election.
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Gallery: Farmer, CFA protest
See pictures of the action as thousands of farmers and CFA volunteers descend on state parliament.
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