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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).
Infrastructure | 14 April 2025
The Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee is accepting public submissions until 30 May 2025.
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
Economy | 1 September 2022
A parliamentary committee has recommended an overhaul of work-integrated learning such as internships and placements, in a bid to help alleviate skill shortages.
Economy | 30 August 2022
The Public Accounts and Estimates Committee has published its fourth and final review of the budget estimates for the 59th parliament.
Society | 29 August 2022
A Parliamentary Library research note analyses the key demographics of Victorian MPs over the past five state elections.
Society | 25 August 2022
Victoria’s estimated population decline of 44,792 people between 2020 and 2021 was mostly attributable to a dramatic fall in net overseas migration and a surge in net outwards interstate population flows.
General | 22 August 2022
Two events were held at Parliament House during National Science Week.
Society | 19 August 2022
Without quantum physics, there would be no internet, computers, or magnetic resonance imaging. A Parliamentary Library research note explores recent developments in quantum technology.
Society | 17 August 2022
Legislation to establish a Treaty Authority has passed Parliament.
General | 14 August 2022
Future plans discussed for Fiji-Victoria parliamentary twinning program as the partnership continues to progress.
Justice | 12 August 2022
A Parliamentary Library research paper explores what 'coercive control' is, its prevalence, and the arguments for and against criminalisation.
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