Benita Kolovos is a Victorian State Correspondent. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, culture and society, as well as energy and climate change, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and social issues. Benita's work has been featured in several prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, and The Irish Times.
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Benita Kolovos' reporting is heavily focused on local government and legal policy regulation in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Her articles often cover topics such as urban development, environment, and infrastructure within the region.
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By: Reged Ahmad, Lu Hill, Hannah Parkes, Benita Kolovos, Karishma Luthria
Victorian state correspondent Benita Kolovos tells Reged Ahmad how Ben Carroll secured the top job and whether a change in leadership can improve Labor’s chances at the ballot box later this year
By: Benita Kolovos
The newly minted premier must convince voters that he doesn’t represent more of the same
By: Benita Kolovos
Former leader shows support for new Victorian premier while paying tribute to Jacinta Allan
By: Benita Kolovos, Nino Bucci
Committee apologises for not concealing email addresses when alerting witnesses to final report
By: Benita Kolovos
New Victorian premier also considering ‘sensible changes’ to laws that would enshrine right to work from home two days a week
By: Benita Kolovos
Ben Carroll’s ascendance marks the first time the conservative faction has led the party since the Bracks – Brumby era
By: Benita Kolovos
Geoffrey Watson criticises Victorian government as union administrator warns of ongoing criminality on construction sites
By: Benita Kolovos
Local councillor who says he used to work on Daniel Andrews’ security team also part of upper house lineup for November’s state poll
By: Benita Kolovos
A week after his elevation to premier and four months out from an election, the priorities of the Carroll government are becoming clearer
Benita Kolovos It's been exactly one week since Ben Carroll became Victorian premier, promising to differentiate himself from his predecessors Jacinta Allan and Daniel Andrews.
