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Improving access to TAFE for learners with disability
Landmark report from Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee makes 44 recommendations.
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From gentleman's club to digital detectives, our Parliamentary Library turns 170. Read more
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Inquiry into extremism in Victoria - Submissions
Submissions for this inquiry have closed. For further information please contact the Committee Secretariat. The following submissions have been accepted by the Committee. Name Withheld Read moreInquiry into the Closure of the Hazelwood and Yallourn Power Stations - Report
The report was tabled in Parliament on 7 June 2022. Inquiry into the closure of the Hazelwood and Yallourn Power Stations11.56 MB Read moreSchool and Booked Tours
The Parliament of Victoria offers a range of activities for students at primary, secondary, tertiary and adult education levels. These activities include tours, role plays and metropolitan school visits.
Large groups or organisations of 6 or more people are also encouraged to book one of our tours. To check the availability for each type of tour please click here.
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2022–23 independent budget snapshot from the PBO
Victoria’s Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) has released its independent analysis of the Department of Treasury and Finance’s 2022-23 Budget, comparing it to the government’s previous budget update, which was published on 10 December 2021.
Ukrainian Flag flown in support of democracy
The Ukrainian Flag is being flown on Parliament House in support of peace, freedom and democracy in Ukraine.
2022 printable sitting calendar
The Victorian Parliament’s printable calendar for the 2022 sitting dates is now available online.
On This Day
Parliament Administration Act 2005 comes into force, restructuring the 150 year old Parliamentary departments of five into three (Assembly, Council and the newly created Department of Parliamentary Services). The Parliamentary Library and Hansard ceased to exist as separate departments