Victorian Parliament sours over reforms and resignations
The week in Melbourne reports repeated defeats for tax and social legislation, including abolition of state aid to religion, the Divorce Bill, and decentralization measures. Resignations and political infighting dominate, with Mr Lov en absent, and government stability in question as ministers face pressure and possible replacement. A shocking shooting in Collingwood prompts calls to curb domestic crime, while colonial debates touch railways, property transfer, and voter representation amid a tense session drawing to a close.
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