17 April 2025
General | 16 April 2025
More than 200 Victorians have shared their views on the future of the state’s electoral system as part of consultation conducted by the Electoral Matters Committee (EMC).
Infrastructure | 14 April 2025
The Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee is accepting public submissions until 30 May 2025.
Justice | 8 April 2025
The Legislative Assembly has debated legislation aimed at addressing issues in the housing and construction sectors and strengthening consumer protections for homeowners.
General | 10 April
Latest news about parliament direct from parliament.
10 March
Justice | 9 April
Legislation to strengthen and reform anti-vilification laws in Victoria has passed parliament.
9 April
General | 6 April
Highlights from the Victorian Parliament's sittings held from 1 to 3 April 2025, presented by Legislative Council President Shaun Leane MP.
6 April
General | 10 September 2024
A plaque has been unveiled at Parliament House paying respects to the First Peoples of Victoria.
Society | 5 September 2024
A Bill to increase transparency among providers of funeral services will go to the Legislative Council, after passing the lower house last sitting week.
General | 3 September 2024
Victoria’s horticultural industry has highlighted innovation during a spectacular showcase held at Parliament House.
General | 29 August 2024
No bark nor bite as therapy dog Bailey brings parliamentarians together for an important cause.
General | 28 August 2024
The pioneering efforts of a supercentenarian have been celebrated at parliament and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.
Infrastructure | 27 August 2024
Public hearing phase underway after parliamentary probe received 42 submissions, including calls for law reform in Victoria.
Justice | 22 August 2024
The Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM) governance is set to be updated under a bill before Parliament.
Environment | 16 August 2024
Growling grass frogs, a bearded dragon and even a ‘chickenosaurus’ made their debuts in Parliament this week.
General | 14 August 2024
The competition received a record-setting 1126 entries from pupils in grades 5 through to year 12 on issues important to them and their communities.
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