Victoria’s opposition presses Premier Jacinta Allan for a royal commission following fresh revelations about a leading supplier of female workers involved in the state’s Big Build projects. In the coverage, Allan responds that she is disgusted by the reported information. The opposition argues the matter warrants a higher level of scrutiny and pushes for an independent investigation through a royal commission. The reports describe the issue as a new “Big Build scandal,” with the controversy centered on the supplier’s role in providing female labour for major state projects. While the outlets focus on the political dispute, all accounts point to the same sequence: allegations are raised, Allan reacts publicly, and the opposition escalates the call for a royal commission. The coverage reflects an ongoing debate over transparency and accountability in procurement and labour arrangements tied to large infrastructure works under the Big Build program. (No additional project details or findings from an inquiry are included in the provided summaries.)