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Warning tower demolitions could prolong waitlists
Infrastructure | 15 July 2025
Homelessness in Victoria could be exacerbated by the state’s program of public housing renewal, a public inquiry has heard.
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Youth parliamentarians advocate for action
General | 11 July 2025
A total of 19 bills have been passed at the 2025 Victorian Youth Parliament held at Parliament House.
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Walking together with First Peoples
General | 10 July 2025
A special collection of videos has been curated to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025.
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Charting the pathways to future economic success
Economy | 8 July 2025
With 1.4 million new workers needed in Victoria by 2034, a parliamentary inquiry is investigating student pathways to the state’s most in-demand industries.
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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.
