Thursday, 17 October 2024
Constituency questions
Brighton electorate
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Commencement
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Business of the house
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Petitions
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Cobram health services
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Education system
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Suburban Rail Loop
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National Party
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Jeff Kennett
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Leader of the Opposition
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Housing
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Leader of the Opposition
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Housing
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Leader of the Opposition
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Housing
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Housing
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Housing
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Cost of living
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Government performance
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Business of the house
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Adjournment
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Members statements
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Nido Early School Moonee Valley
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Marjorie Kirkbright
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Hilda Hadanich
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Beaumaris Probus Club
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Highett grassy woodland
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Werribee Football Club
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Birrarrung Park
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Restricted breed dogs
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Mykola Bychok
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Lauretta Hanson and Patrick French
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Patient transport
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Sajjad Ali and Saif Ullah
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St Alphonsa Syro-Malabar Cathedral Parish Melbourne
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Robbie Heritage
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Les Sharp
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Zulya Kamalova
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Prahran Football Club
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Pete Steedman
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Mornington Peninsula District Scouts
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Rye Yacht Club
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Safety Beach Sailing Club
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Shoreham Tennis Club
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Meera Mansukhani
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Wycheproof King of the Mountain
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Douglas Woods and Michael Hogarth
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Western suburbs Vietnamese community
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Pietro Cianflone
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Health funding
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Theo Zographos
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Allan Robinson
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Middle East conflict
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Community safety
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Sikh Volunteers Australia
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Bills
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Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024
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Building Legislation Amendment and Other Matters Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Members
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Minister for Transport Infrastructure
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Absence
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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State forest access
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Ministers statements: Victorian Honour Roll of Women
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Melbourne Market
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Ministers statements: rental reform
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Supermarket prices
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Ministers statements: Spring Racing Carnival
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Hospitality industry
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Ministers statements: Respectful Relationships
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Ministers statements: housing
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Constituency questions
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Polwarth electorate
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Glen Waverley electorate
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Mildura electorate
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Bass electorate
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Brighton electorate
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Narre Warren South electorate
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Prahran electorate
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Cranbourne electorate
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Warrandyte electorate
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Box Hill electorate
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Rulings from the Chair
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Constituency questions
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Bills
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Building Legislation Amendment and Other Matters Bill 2024
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Health Legislation Amendment (Regulatory Reform) Bill 2024
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Council’s amendments
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Building Legislation Amendment and Other Matters Bill 2024
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Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Amendment Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024
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Second reading
- Third reading
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Adjournment
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Country Fire Authority volunteer compensation scheme
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Metro Tunnel
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Glen Eira police resources
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Preston activity centre
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Multicultural community facilities
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Albert Park electorate community safety
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Solar energy
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East Bentleigh ambulance station
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Fruit fly
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State Emergency Service Aintree unit
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Responses
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Brighton electorate
James NEWBURY (Brighton) (14:54): (854) My question is to the Premier, and I ask: when will the Premier address safety concerns of residents at 7 James Street, Brighton? The residents of James Street are living in fear. Many of the residents are elderly, and as one said to me, tenants are now talking about moving out in order to get some quality of life back and some peace. It is not fair. For background, 7 James Street is managed by the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. A new tenant has moved into one of the units whose behaviour is alarming. As one tenant described it, that tenant is constantly screaming, day and night. A number of tenants are frightened and scared of what the tenant might be capable of doing. Incidents have been so serious that Victoria Police has been involved. Despite many attempts by the local community to seek government support, as one resident has said, the ongoing inaction from the department of housing is deeply concerning. Premier, the residents around James Street should not be in a position where they are forced to flee their homes because this government will not protect them.