A man's body has been discovered in the parking lot of a primary school in Melbourne's south east.
Passers-by alerted police to the body at Lesdon Avenue, near Donnelly Reserve in Cranbourne about 7:15am this morning. A crime scene has been established and police are investigating. Image: News Corp Australia
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Albanese must be the ‘ultimate political optimist’ after extending climate olive-branch | Sky News AustraliaOpposition Leader Anthony Albanese has offered an olive-branch to the government on the supposed ‘climate wars,’ but the Coalition has remained in power partly due to Labor’s “bungled” approach to climate policy, says Sky News host Chris Smith.\n\nThe government is unlikely to end the supposed climate wars by “solving Labor’s inadequacies” from a political perspective according to Sky News host Chris Smith.\n\nIn a step towards bipartisanship, Mr Albanese has moved to abandon the National Energy Guarantee and Clean Energy Target. \n\nMr Albanese has endorsed Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s energy policy but warned, any new government plans will need to accommodate higher emissions reduction targets.\n\n“Anthony Albanese must be the ultimate political optimist,” Mr Smith said.\n\nImage: Getty AlboMP chrissmithonair Unless Scott Morrison Kills someone this bloke has no chance of winning the next election the ALP-Greens partnership is a cancer. AlboMP chrissmithonair Albo, any compromise on coal and you’re finished mate. AlboMP chrissmithonair AlboMP must get more tips from billy, and the election is WON :D :D :D
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Victorian Volunteer firefighters fear major amalgamation of services across the state | Sky News AustraliaThe Andrews government has consistently broken its promises regarding its push to reform the volunteer firefighter sector, according to Volunteer Fire Brigades Victoria’s Samantha Rothman.\n\nFrom next week in Victoria, the Country Fire Authorities' career staff will be merged with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade to form a new service, Fire Rescue Victoria.\n\nAccording to Sky News host Peta Credlin, the merger will effectively leave the future of the state’s 54,000 strong volunteer firefighters in limbo. \n\nMs Rothman said while the government promised there would be no industrial issues as a result of the reform, industrial issues have continued through the EBA and the secondment model. \n\n“Volunteers give up their time to train and to protect our communities and at the moment none of their requests for consultation have been considered at all,' she said.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia DanielAndrewsMP PaladinAffair Parakeelia Watergate ReefGate AWUraids HelloWorld XmasIsle Campion Serco Adani Nbnfail AuPairs CashForVisas Rolex Lobsters Printing frankingcredits sportsrorts forgeryGate BookTheft LeyBuys RDGrorts robodebt grassgate WaterRorts ... But Labor Labor Labor
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