By Rachael Dexter Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has signalled his government is willing to negotiate with crossbench MPs to get a controversial new law through parliament that would give state officials the power to detain people considered a high risk of spreading COVID-19. Under the proposed law, health authorities could forcibly detain people they suspect would
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Twitter FeedMaybe too much coffee or I’m feeling a bit raw this morning but this brought tears #medicalcannabis #compassion #druglawreform https://t.co/Yi7cQsrpmg
Just heard Prof Emily Banks from ANU discussing research on #vaping on @RNBreakfast She made some interesting remarks which don't seem in line with the research I have been reading @AlexWodak @ColinMendelsohn @Clive_Bates
I’ve been supportive of measures put in place by the Vic Govt to keep our community safe. But on the 5km rule the Premier & I disagree. Leading epidemiologists are also questioning its effectiveness. The curfew has gone & now it’s time for the 5km rule to go as well. #SpringSt
Beautiful service this morning for National Police Remembrance Day, which paid tribute to the lives of L/Snr Cst Lynette Taylor, Cst Glen Humphris, Snr Cst Kevin King and Cst Joshua Prestney, who were all tragically killed in the line of duty this year.
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Fiona Patten is the founder and leader of the Reason Party, and a Member of the Victorian Legislative Council for the Northern Metropolitan region.
She came to politics after 20 years of advocating for the rights of small business owners, sexual health organisations, sexual freedoms and censorship reforms.
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