ALP policy for renewable energy and cheaper power.

Ahead of the 2018 state election, Victorian Health Minister Jill Hennessy claimed that when the Coalition was last in office, it cut $1 billion from the health system.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten claims that Prime Minister Scott Morrison cut $1.2 billion in funding from aged care in his first budget as treasurer.

Opposition finance spokesman Jim Chalmers claims that company profits have grown five times faster than Australians' wages.

This report finds that the conduct of the Members in question does not constitute a contempt of Parliament, even though in some cases, the conduct was not up to the standard expected from Victorian MPs.