29 April 2025
General | 29 April 2025
During recent sitting weeks, community voices have been heard across multiple issues, thanks to petitions debated in the Legislative Council.
General | 23 April 2025
After five years in storage a 19th century chandelier has returned to its pride of place, illuminating the Parliamentary Library’s central dome.
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).
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 | 8 May 2023
To honour the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty The Queen Consort, Parliament House was lit up in purple on 6 and 7 May.
Economy | 8 May 2023
Land transfer duty in Victoria represents an inefficient tax, but one that will be an enormous challenge to reform, a Legislative Council Committee has heard.
Environment | 4 May 2023
Impacted Victorians are being offered guidance on how to best share their experience with the committee investigating the October 2022 flood event.
General | 3 May 2023
Parliament House was lit up in purple on National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day.
General | 28 April 2023
The Briefing e-book is aimed at providing MPs and parliamentary staff with a comprehensive reference guide to help inform future debates and provides an in-depth overview of key issues that arose during the life of the 59th Parliament.
General | 24 April 2023
Over 100 teachers visited Parliament House last week to take part in Teacher Open House, a new initiative of the Victorian Parliament that aims to strengthen connections with teachers and support civics and legal studies in the classroom.
General | 18 April 2023
Victoria’s 2022 election had more of everything; more voters, more candidates, more parties and more early electors than ever before.
Economy | 3 April 2023
Inquiry looks at whether laws should be changed to better protect subcontractors from nonpayment.
General | 31 March 2023
Community contributions to many of the big policy issues facing the state need not begin and end once every four years at the ballot box.
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