Victoria's transformed frontbench sworn in
The state government's transformed frontbench has officially been sworn in following last weeks' mass exodus of senior ministers. COVID-19 prevented new Corrections Minister Sonya Kilkenny from being there, but it didn't stop government house from welcoming one of the state's most diverse cabinets, including Victoria's first openly gay frontbenchers.
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