15 April 2026
Infrastructure | 13 April 2026
The Legislative Assembly has debated a new bill to formally wind up Cladding Safety Victoria, marking the final stages of the state’s response to the combustible cladding crisis that emerged after high‑profile apartment fires more than a decade ago.
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.
Society | 2 April 2026
A vibrant showcase of organisations dedicated to autism awareness and advocacy has been held at Parliament House.
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.
Health & Welfare | 24 March 2026
Legislation to establish a single, independent food safety regulator has been debated in the Legislative Assembly.
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 | 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.
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.
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.
General | 25 March
Latest news from parliament on legislation, public inquiries by committees and community events at Parliament House.
General | 24 March
Parliament House was filled with community spirit for the launch of the Youth Yarning with Mob podcast series.
Infrastructure | 10 March
The Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee has travelled to South Gippsland to take a closer look at the Barry Beach Marine Terminal, once the beating heart of Bass Strait’s oil and gas industry — and now the emerging centre of one of Australia’s largest offshore decommissioning programs.
Health & Welfare | 18 December 2025
Victoria’s parliamentary departments have joined the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network as part of ongoing efforts to make Parliament more accessible for people with disability.
General | 16 December 2025
Ask members of parliament what they would like to see changed about the way the institution operates and you get a variety of views.
Justice | 12 December 2025
Parliament has passed legislation aimed at curbing violence and abuse against customer-facing workers in retail, hospitality, fast food, and passenger transport sectors.
Infrastructure | 11 December 2025
A Victorian parliamentary inquiry has called for an immediate pause on the state government’s plan to demolish and redevelop Melbourne’s 44 public housing towers, citing a lack of evidence and transparency around the multi-billion-dollar project.
Justice | 9 December 2025
The Parliament has passed a motion apologising to First Peoples and acknowledging past injustice in a sitting of the Legislative Assembly to which Legislative Council members were invited.
General | 8 December 2025
Parliament of Victoria has received accreditation as a breastfeeding-friendly workplace by the Australian Breastfeeding Association.
General | 7 December 2025
While the Victorian Parliament is often portrayed as a battleground of conflict, much of its work happens through constructive collaboration.
General | 5 December 2025
Migrant and refugee entrepreneurs have been celebrated in an exhibition held at Parliament House.
General | 4 December 2025
Voting begins at 18, but with countries like the United Kingdom lowering their voting age, is there a desire or need for Victoria to follow suit?
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