Rachel Baxendale
Victorian Political Reporter at The Australian
Victorian Political Reporter @australian [email protected]
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May 19, 2024 |
theaustralian.com.au | Rachel Baxendale
Six people have been arrested following a clash between pro-Palestinian protesters and a pro-Israeli rally in Melbourne’s CBD. It’s estimated about 7000 people attended the separate Nakba Sunday Rally, and a Never Again is Now Rally organised by the Christian Zionist group International Christian Embassy Jerusalem.
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Apr 30, 2024 |
theaustralian.com.au | Greg Bearup |Jessica Halloran |Rachel Baxendale |Richard Spencer
The famous cherry blossoms may be fading for another year but demand from Aussies wanting to visit Japan is brighter than ever. This year’s “sakura” season saw a surge in the number of Australians heading to the Land of the Rising Sun. The Japan National Tourism Organisation said there has been a 46 per cent jump in Australian visitors in the first quarter of 2024, compared with the same period in 2019.
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Mar 14, 2024 |
wind-watch.org | Rachel Baxendale
Farmers and communities objecting to massive solar or wind farms would be forced to go to the Supreme Court under a radical Victorian plan to fast track renewable projects across the state, which the energy industry wants adopted nationwide.
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Mar 14, 2024 |
theaustralian.com.au | Rachel Baxendale |Colin Packham |Graham Lloyd |Liam Beatty
A serial climate activist jailed after a bridge stunt caused traffic chaos in Melbourne will be released as she seeks to have a 21-day jail sentence overturned. Deanna “Violet” Coco, 33, appeared in the Magistrates’ Court on Thursday afternoon wearing a plain white T-shirt, where she was granted bail ahead of her appeal hearing next week.
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Feb 13, 2024 |
kidsnews.com.au | Colin Packham |Rachel Baxendale
READING LEVEL: GREEN Victorians could be left without power for “days, if not weeks” after hundreds of thousands of homes lost power and large industrial* users were ordered to shut down after the state’s largest electricity power station* suffered an outage*, forcing the country’s energy market operator to execute emergency measures to safeguard the stability of the grid*.
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Of all the criticisms one could make of the Premier & Treasurer from a policy perspective, this is a rather strange one … (& one could argue that the hours they must spend in traffic commuting bw home & Melbourne should give them some perspective on the city’s growing pains)
A deeply embarrassing day for a Vic Lib leadership team so uncertain about what it stands for that it not only allowed Andrews & a bunch of extremist activists to frame the debate, but turned their “if you say something we don’t like you’re a Nazi” rhetoric on one of their own.
