23 November 2024
Justice | 22 November 2024
The Legislative Assembly has considered legislation to create a new licensing scheme for tobacco retailers.
General | 21 November 2024
A unique and vital part of Victoria’s system of government, Cabinet and its processes are unknown to many and have been subject to recent parliamentary and legal challenges.
Society | 20 November 2024
When children are hungry it makes it very difficult for them to concentrate, and when they can’t concentrate, it’s nearly impossible for them to learn, according to evidence presented to a recent Legislative Council inquiry.
General | 18 November
Find out what a day in Parliament is like for the Manager of Opposition Business in the Legislative Assembly, James Newbury MP (Member for Brighton).
18 November
General | 17 November
In this update from the Victorian Parliament's sittings held from 12-14 November 2024, Legislative Council President Shaun Leane outlines legislation considered, matters debated, and community events held at Parliament House.
17 November
Environment | 14 November
Food insecurity among Victorian households is the focus of a new report that has 25 recommendations.
14 November
Environment | 2 November 2023
In May this year the Victorian Government announced a ban on timber harvesting in native forests to take effect from the start of 2024, six years earlier than had originally been planned.
Environment | 1 November 2023
Victorian flood survivors have spoken directly to MPs investigating the October 2022 event.
General | 30 October 2023
New youth-led podcast series answers a variety of questions about parliament.
Health & Welfare | 26 October 2023
The reform and restructuring of Victoria’s triple zero service has moved a step closer after the Legislative Council passed the Triple Zero Victoria Bill 2023 with government amendments in the last sitting week.
Society | 23 October 2023
Access to our democratic institutions is a basic right of all Victorians. But too often, for people with a disability, exercising that right is hindered by inaccessible communication.
Society | 20 October 2023
The Legislative Assembly has debated measures to reduce gambling harm by enforcing mandatory closure periods for gaming machine areas between 4 am and 10 am.
Economy | 17 October 2023
What does housing currently look like in Victoria? How many people live in the state, where do they live, what kind of housing do they live in and how affordable is it?
General | 13 October 2023
Boost for Echuca and surrounding region is important aim of parliamentary event.
Justice | 10 October 2023
Legislation to prohibit the display and performance of Nazi gestures will go to the upper house for consideration after the Legislative Assembly voted to pass the bill.
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