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General | 11 June 2026
Parliament has passed new electoral laws in an effort to restore political donation limits and transparency, after a High Court decision left the state without any regulatory framework governing campaign finance just months out from the next election.
General | 5 June 2026
Creativity, culture and powerful storytelling came together at Parliament House as students from Worawa Aboriginal College showcased a compelling exhibition in celebration of National Reconciliation Week.
Infrastructure | 3 June 2026
Misinformation and misconceptions about electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging infrastructure are affecting Victoria’s ability to accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles, a Legislative Council inquiry has found.
General | 26 May 2026
For three months the aspiring law professionals are immersed in the research and evidence gathering process involved in a parliamentary inquiry.
General | 22 May 2026
Engaging in democracy is the focus of a new collaboration between Neighbourhood Houses Victoria and the Parliament of Victoria.
Infrastructure | 19 May 2026
After more than half a century of offshore oil and gas production, Victoria is entering a new and complex chapter: the large‑scale decommissioning of ageing platforms, wells and pipelines in Bass Strait and the Otway Basin.
General | 1 May
Watch the latest news direct from parliament with updates on committee inquiries and events.
General | 10 April
Latest news from parliament on legislation, public inquiries by committees and community events at Parliament House.
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.
Environment | 8 April
With biodiversity playing an important role in both urban and rural environments, this seminar held at Parliament House explored regenerative approaches for Victoria’s nature: from the bush to the city.
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.
Infrastructure | 30 January 2026
As Victoria accelerates toward its renewable energy targets, a growing focus is falling on the state’s apartment residents, households historically left behind in the rooftop solar boom that has transformed Australia’s suburbs.
General | 22 January 2026
Parliament House lit up in white on Thursday night as part of the National Day of Mourning for victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack.
Society | 20 January 2026
With the state election less than 11 months away, a new inquiry is looking at the accessibility of voting centres in Victoria.
Society | 15 January 2026
While urgent legislative reform to the early childhood education and care sector was undertaken late last year, warning signs have been apparent for almost a decade, according to experts in the sector.
Economy | 9 January 2026
The Legislative Council has passed a Bill aimed at accelerating housing delivery by overhauling the state’s planning system to streamline approval processes and curb third-party appeal rights.
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.
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