21 March 2026
General | 20 March 2026
Parliament House was filled with community spirit this week for the launch of the Youth Yarning with Mob podcast series.
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.
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.
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.
General | 2 March 2026
A Victorian initiative combining civics and science is set to take off as interest in space grows.
Justice | 27 February 2026
Institutions including the Catholic Church in Victoria can now be sued for the actions of employees or similar, such as priests and other clergy.
General | 8 March
At an International Women's Day event held at Parliament House, we celebrated the important role that women play in shaping and energising community sport across Victoria.
General | 6 March
Latest news from parliament on legislation, public inquiries by committees and community events at Parliament House.
Infrastructure | 3 March
An inquiry into community consultation practices in Victoria has wrapped up with 28 recommendations and 63 findings in its report.
Infrastructure | 2 March
The Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee has heard the transition to electric vehicles in Victoria depends on more than subsidies.
General | 26 February
Take a look at our explainer on how the Victorian Parliament makes laws.
General | 22 February
Watch highlights from our sittings held from 17 to 19 February 2026.
Justice | 22 November 2023
Now a bill to create two new stand-alone non-fatal strangulation offences will go the the Legislative Council for consideration after being passed by the Legislative Assembly.
Society | 17 November 2023
Artificial intelligence systems can clone a human voice from just a three second sample, a Parliamentary Library seminar has heard.
Economy | 16 November 2023
Along with the long-established wild caught fisheries, the Victorian seafood industry is worth around $100 million per year in direct turnover.
Economy | 13 November 2023
Two former Commonwealth Games Ministers have faced questions about the 2026 event’s cancellation in regional Victoria.
Justice | 6 November 2023
A bill to support a trial assessing the effects of medicinal cannabis on driving behaviour will go to the Legislative Council for consideration after passing the Legislative Assembly last week.
Health & Welfare | 5 November 2023
Presentation at Parliament House outlines things that can be done to support employees going through menopause.
General | 3 November 2023
From nearly losing his own life, to saving someone else’s, it was a big week for Paul Edbrooke.
Environment | 2 November 2023
In May this year the Victorian Government announced a ban on timber harvesting in native forests to take effect from the start of 2024, six years earlier than had originally been planned.
Environment | 1 November 2023
Victorian flood survivors have spoken directly to MPs investigating the October 2022 event.
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