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New Labor Ministers Appointed in Victoria

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Four new Labor MPs, including a former rail union leader, a hero firefighter-teacher, a regional farmer, and a seat-flipping engineer, have been appointed to the Victorian state ministry. They replace outgoing ministers and will help Premier Jacinta Allan navigate the upcoming budget and election.

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New Labor Ministers Appointed in Victoria

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Labor Ministers Appointed in Victoria. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 14th, Sinny News. Today starts now. AI-powered and ready. Four new labor MPs just got bumped up to the Victorian State Ministry right before the May 5th budget and seven months out from the November. Election. Luba Gregorovich from Coreroid, Paul Ebbbroke from Frankston, Michaelis Settle from Eureka, and Paul Hamer from Box Hill snagged the spots after A. Vote among State MPs on Tuesday. They're stepping in for ministers who are bowing out, including health's Mary and Thomas, finances Danny Pearson, and Waters Gayle Tierney, all. Confirming, they won't run again. Natalie Hutchins had already announced her retirement earlier. These folks bring solid backgrounds. Gregorovich led the rail union, Ed Brooks, a former firefighter and teacher who pulled off some real life. Her Rhodes last year settles a regional farmer, and Hamer engineered his way to flipping a liberal seat. Hamer edged out Tim Richardson, and a tight race for that last spot, with backers hustling votes right up to the wire.

Premier Jacinta Allen drops the portfolio assignments tomorrow as part of a bigger cabinet shake-up. Now only Allen and Energy Minister Lily Dambrosio remain from the original 2014 crew, setting the stage for her team to tackle the budget, and push for re-election.

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