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Hearing for Inquiry into the 2025-26 budget estimates
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Strengthening connections with regional youth
General | 3 June 2025
A group of young people from the South-West Coast are helping regional youth get their voices heard in Victoria’s Parliament.
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Surviving the scare of blood cancer
Health & Welfare | 29 May 2025
Stories of persistence and strength have been recounted at Parliament House by survivors of blood cancer.
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Lift off for space exhibit
Economy | 28 May 2025
A little bit of Victorian ingenuity should find itself on the surface of the moon before the decade is out.
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Ancient traditions launch discussions on youth aspirations
General | 27 May 2025
Yarning circle brings together Aboriginal young people to share their ideas and hopes at Parliament House.
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Acknowledgement of Country
Parliament of Victoria acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which Parliament House stands. We also acknowledge Traditional Owners across Victoria, and Elders past, present and emerging.
Artwork: Yarkeen Mirring (Dreaming Country) by Tom Day, Gunditjmara, Yorta Yorta and Wemba Wemba, featured in our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan.
