Premier Jacinta Allan faces renewed public and political pressure over allegations of corruption relating to the Victorian government’s “Big Build” infrastructure program. Multiple outlets report that new, high-level calls are being made for a royal commission to investigate the claims. The renewed push reflects continued scrutiny of how large-scale procurement and related processes were handled during the Big Build era. While the reporting highlights the extent of the calls for an inquiry, it does not indicate that any final findings have been reached. The claims have prompted demands for further independent examination, with proponents arguing that a royal commission would clarify the facts, assess any wrongdoing, and determine whether governance or oversight failures occurred. The coverage centers on the momentum behind the inquiry request and Allan’s position amid ongoing controversy, as well as the broader debate over whether existing oversight mechanisms are sufficient. The reports present the situation as an escalation in pressure rather than a resolution, noting that the matter remains under investigation and contested.