Category: Victoria

This led to the creation of Victoria’s Secret, which has grown into one of the most valuable apparel brands worldwide.Net sales of Victoria’s Secret worldwide from 2010 to 2021 (in million U.S. dollars) Characteristic Net sales in million U.S. dollars 2020 5,413 2019 7,509 2018 7,375 2017 7,387 How much does a Victoria Secret make? […]

three coal plants. Bradshaw said Victoria’s three coal plants are considered some of the world’s most inefficient. How much of Victoria’s energy comes from coal? The announcement this month that the giant Yallourn coal burning plant – which supplies about 22 per cent of the state’s power – would close in 2028 has thrown the […]

Historical trend in numbers of government schools & students, February Year Number Number of Students (FTE) 2017 1,528 1,918.0 2018 1,531 1,933.0 2019 1,539 1,906.0 2020 1,543 2,093.0 What is the biggest public school in Victoria? Largest Victorian schools No. School Student enrolment 1. Virtual School Victoria approx 4,000 2. Haileybury College 3,670 3. Wesley […]

If you plan to pursue your career as a Victorian train driver, you’ll need to undertake Rail Category 1 medical examinations, pass the academic testing process, complete the necessary skills training, and then meet the competency standards demanded by the industry. How long does it take to become a train driver in Victoria? The essential […]

Queen Victoria took a keen personal interest in the welfare of the soldiers and at the conclusion of hostilities she instituted the Victoria Cross, which remains the highest award for gallantry in the British armed forces. What wars was Queen Victoria involved in? CRIMEA AND REFORM By contrast, only one war was fought in Europe […]

Named in honour of Queen Victoria, Victoria was separated from New South Wales and established as a separate Crown colony in 1851, achieving responsible government in 1855.Victoria (Australia) Victoria Federation 1 January 1901 Named for Queen Victoria Capital and largest city Melbourne Administration 79 local government areas How did Victoria state get its name? As […]

Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council Although they are referred to as ‘houses’, the Assembly and the Council are actually two groups of people elected to debate issues, pass laws and hold the government to account. The two houses are independent. What is the Legislative Assembly Vic? The Legislative Assembly is the Lower House of the […]

The Victoria State Government, also referred to as just the Victorian Government, is the state-level authority for Victoria, Australia. What type of government is Victoria Australia? Under the Westminster system the government of Victoria is comprised of the following three constituent parts: Parliament: which makes the majority of the laws in Victoria. It consists of […]

Prince Albert Victor. Rumours that Prince Albert Victor may have committed, or been responsible for, the Jack the Ripper murders were first mentioned in print in 1962. Who was queen during the Jack the Ripper murders? Queen VictoriaVICTORIA THE POLICE Of course, it is unlikely that the government ministers ever passed the Queen’s opinions on […]

Why is there no hemophilia in the present British royal family? Because Queen Victoria’s son, King Edward VII, got her normal X chromosome and did not have hemophilia. Therefore, he had no mutant gene to pass to his descendants. Three of Queen Victoria’s daughters had no descendants with hemophilia. How many of Queen Victoria’s children […]