Victoria’s pothole problem is costing us all
11 Aug 2026 - Rachel WestawayAnyone who regularly drives around Prahran knows exactly what I’m talking about.
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Anyone who regularly drives around Prahran knows exactly what I’m talking about.
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Victorians have every right to ask a simple question. What has corruption in the Big Build actually cost us?
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We’ve responded to an increase in violent offending by introducing Australia’s toughest bail laws and bringing in tougher sentences, so there are more serious consequences for violent crimes.
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Melburnians loved free public transport. When public transport was free for two months, the number of people using it jumped by 20 per cent.
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For many Southbank residents, their cars are used less frequently than the state average due to the proximity of the central business district. They should be able to leave their vehicles at home with confidence. Increasingly, they cannot.
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Over the past decade, Victorians have watched our state drift further away from the opportunities and prosperity that once made it the envy of the nation.
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For more than a decade under this Labor Government, the purpose of infrastructure has not been to get Victorians off to work and back home quickly and safely, but to chase headlines and – as we continue to learn – keep their union masters happy and well paid with little care for the Budget bottom line.
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We are so lucky to live in such a diverse, multicultural community.
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Last week, my friend Jess Wilson was elected unopposed as Leader of the Victorian Liberal Party and Leader of the Opposition. This isn’t just a great result for our party – it is fantastic news for every Victorian.
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In my time as the Member for Melbourne I’ve heard from many residents who, despite loving living in an apartment building, know that better living is possible.
Read MoreOver the past decade, Victorians have watched our state drift further away from the opportunities and prosperity that once made it the envy of the nation.
For more than a decade under this Labor Government, the purpose of infrastructure has not been to get Victorians off to work and back home quickly and safely, but to chase headlines and – as we continue to learn – keep their union masters happy and well paid with little care for the Budget bottom line.
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We are so lucky to live in such a diverse, multicultural community.
Last week, my friend Jess Wilson was elected unopposed as Leader of the Victorian Liberal Party and Leader of the Opposition. This isn’t just a great result for our party – it is fantastic news for every Victorian.
In my time as the Member for Melbourne I’ve heard from many residents who, despite loving living in an apartment building, know that better living is possible.
Victorians have always valued free expression and the right to protest, but they also expect to live, work and move about safely. Right now, that balance has been lost.
