Allan says she won’t put a padlock on our forests

Email Jacinta Allan is pledging to keep ­access open to state parks and ensure all Victorians can continue to visit and enjoy forests for recreation. The Premier is set to discuss the issue at the annual Bush Summit on Monday.

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AM Edition Allan says she won’t put a padlock on our forests Jacinta Allan is pledging to keep ­access open to state parks and ensure all Victorians can continue to visit and enjoy forests for recreation. The Premier is set to discuss the is... READ MORE   Watch live: Political leaders tackle big issues at Bendigo Bush Summit Premier Jacinta Allan and other political leaders and industry figures are tackling the biggest challenges facing regional communities at the 2024 Bush Summit in Bendigo. READ MORE   Number of deaths on regional Victorian roads shock police The lives being lost on regional roads is rising, and is now on track to be more that the number of people dying on metropolitan roads. READ MORE   Finals week one: The form guide for every club After 24 rounds, 18 has become eight as the AFL finals are locked in. MATTHEW FORREST runs the ruler across each side and how they’re travelling heading into September action. READ MORE   AFL reveals major change to Grand Final Parade In its third change in as many years, the AFL has given footy fans a sneak peek into what to expect at this year’s Grand Final Parade. READ MORE   The Tackle: The Blues blunder that nearly cost them finals For three excruciating hours on Sunday, Carlton was in limbo. Only the effort of Port Adelaide kept them alive after Jack Higgins’ miracle goal. MARK ROBINSON unpacks the moment it... READ MORE   Parents furious that ‘gifted’ daughter can’t start school Eloise has an IQ of 122, can count to 10 and knows her ABCs, but even with the support of a child psychologist and her kinder teacher, the four-year-old has been knocked back from ... READ MORE   Bolt: Germany IS killings must be a wake-up call for reckless Albo Germany has accepted more Muslim “refugees” than any other European country and now look what’s happened. Perhaps the attack will make Anthony Albanese see how foolish he’s been by... READ MORE   Aussie energy fat cat bosses’ pay revealed as bills bite Australia’s big three power companies AGL, Origin and EnergyAustralia have increased pay to their fat cat bosses by more than $1 million, as customers struggle with bill pain. READ MORE   How Tigers’ exodus could set up free agency raid Richmond is set to free up a mammoth $3 million of salary cap space if stars all leave in the off-season. JON RALPH unpacks what the Tigers could do with it and what it means. READ MORE   Caring for your elderly relative could be taking a toll on your health They save around $78bn a year by providing unpaid care for an elderly loved one at home, but what is the real cost to these hard-working Aussies? READ MORE   Airlines targeted for poor customer service in new scheme The federal government is vowing to strengthen the rights of airline passengers, including people with a disability, through a raft of reforms. READ MORE   Wild storms wreak havoc across Victoria Intense storms and damaging winds swept across the state following a weekend of unseasonably warm weather. READ MORE   Today's Paper   Read the edition ➔ Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by the Herald Sun, PO Box 14999, Melbourne VIC 8001, Australia.