14 June 2026

News

Electoral laws reinstate donation caps

General | 11 June 2026

Parliament has passed new electoral laws in an effort to restore political donation limits and transparency, after a High Court decision left the state without any regulatory framework governing campaign finance just months out from the next election.

Students’ art all in for reconciliation

General | 5 June 2026

Creativity, culture and powerful storytelling came together at Parliament House as students from Worawa Aboriginal College showcased a compelling exhibition in celebration of National Reconciliation Week.

Misinformation slowing EV uptake, inquiry finds

Infrastructure | 3 June 2026

Misinformation and misconceptions about electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging infrastructure are affecting Victoria’s ability to accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles, a Legislative Council inquiry has found.

Committees bringing law to life for uni students

General | 26 May 2026

For three months the aspiring law professionals are immersed in the research and evidence gathering process involved in a parliamentary inquiry.

Community projects explore civic participation

General | 22 May 2026

Decommissioning Victoria’s offshore oil and gas legacy

Infrastructure | 19 May 2026

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Parliament Snapshot

General | 1 May

Watch the latest news direct from parliament with updates on committee inquiries and events.

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Parliament Snapshot

General | 10 April

Latest news from parliament on legislation, public inquiries by committees and community events at Parliament House.

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Week in Review

General | 8 April

Watch highlights from Parliament's latest sittings held from 31 March to 2 April 2026, presented by Legislative Council President Shaun Leane MP.

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Regenerative approaches for Victoria’s nature

Environment | 8 April

With biodiversity playing an important role in both urban and rural environments, this seminar held at Parliament House explored regenerative approaches for Victoria’s nature: from the bush to the city.

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Early childhood education and care sector interim report tabled

Society | 1 April

A parliamentary committee investigating Victoria’s early childhood education and care sector has heard evidence of educator shortages, staff working under sustained pressure, and inadequate resources, support and training to meet children’s complex needs.

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Inquiry hears innovative solutions to providing apartments with renewable energy

Environment | 31 March

Suggestions to improve the energy efficiency of new and existing buildings have been made at a hearing on renewable and affordable energy for apartments.

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Low‑sensory voting centres to expand across Victoria

General | 7 April 2026

Low‑sensory voting centres will be rolled out across every Victorian electorate at the next state election, making voting more accessible for neurodivergent people who face barriers at traditional polling places, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.

Autism advocacy redefines inclusion

Society | 2 April 2026

A vibrant showcase of organisations dedicated to autism awareness and advocacy has been held at Parliament House.

Regions spark interest in pathways to employment

Economy | 31 March 2026

Regional Victoria showed members of parliament what it has to offer young people pursuing employment during a couple of site visits and public hearings.

Bill to consolidate food regulators debated

Health & Welfare | 24 March 2026

Legislation to establish a single, independent food safety regulator has been debated in the Legislative Assembly.

Young Aboriginal voices lead the way with new podcast

General | 20 March 2026

Parliament House was filled with community spirit this week for the launch of the Youth Yarning with Mob podcast series.

Funding squeeze undermines oversight work: Ombudsman

General | 13 March 2026

The Victorian Ombudsman has told an inquiry that persistent funding shortfalls and an increasingly complex referrals pipeline are constraining her office’s ability to investigate systemic unfairness in government services.

Women shaping the future of community sport

General | 5 March 2026

An event to coincide with International Women’s Day has highlighted how women are not only participating in community sport in record numbers but shaping its future.

Improving community engagement to make better decisions

Society | 3 March 2026

A parliamentary inquiry is recommending the Public Engagement Framework for consultation practices in Victoria be updated to ensure it continues to meet community expectations.

Giant leap of learning as civics meets space

General | 2 March 2026

A Victorian initiative combining civics and science is set to take off as interest in space grows.