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John Pesutto chalks up a first-time victory over Jacinta Allan in latest Resolve poll
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. John Pesutto has for the first time overtaken Jacinta Allan ...
'Should be nervous': Liberal leader revels in poll win
Despite being dogged by a defamation trial, Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has inched ahead of Premier Jacinta ...
Pesutto pushes ahead of Allan as preferred premier, poll shows
This shift comes just weeks after Pesutto faced the possibility of a leadership challenge following his high-profile ...
John Pesutto requests “urgent” update from Anthony Albanese as $1.7bn SRL contract signed
Opposition Leader John Pesutto has urged the Prime Minister to come clean to Victorians about whether he will fund the ...
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John Pesutto labels Jacinta Allan ‘financially reckless’ over Suburban Rail Loop persistence
State opposition leader John Pesutto has labelled Premier Jacinta Allan “financially reckless” as the state government awards ...
The Australian Financial Review13d
Victorian Liberals promise to bring back state debt cap
Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto wants to fight the next election over state debt. Joe Armao Opposition Leader John Pesutto said the Coalition would legislate a net debt cap as a ...
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‘Good idea’: Pesutto pushes website to follow taxpayer money in Victoria
Sky News host Caleb Bond says the Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has “actually had a good idea” in the form of a ...
The Australian Financial Review12d
Suburban Rail Loop’s 100 executives paid an average $332,000 a year
leading state Opposition Leader John Pesutto to accuse the Allan government of delivering a “gravy train”. One of more than 100 reports tabled to state parliament on Thursday, colloquially ...
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‘Good idea’: Pesutto pushes website to follow taxpayer money in Victoria
Sky News host Caleb Bond says the Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has “actually had a good idea” in the form of a website Victorians can use to see where taxpayer money is being spent.