26 July 2026
Society | 24 July 2026
For many, Victoria’s political history is created in the parliamentary chambers, yet important stories about social change have also unfolded in a far quieter place: the Parliamentary Library.
Society | 14 July 2026
A bill has been passed by the Legislative Assembly to broaden Victoria’s existing restrictions on the use of mobile phones in Victorian schools.
General | 7 July 2026
The 50th anniversary of NAIDOC Week presents an opportunity to reflect, connect and celebrate.
General | 2 July 2026
Four decades after Victoria’s first Youth Parliament was held, young people from across the state gathered at Parliament House for the latest opportunity to speak up about issues that matter to them.
General | 26 June 2026
A Parliamentary Library seminar has explored the increasing demand for food across the world and how Victoria is leading the way in plant-based protein research.
Environment | 23 June 2026
Legislation to merge hunting and fishing regulators into a single body has passed the Legislative Council with amendments and will be returned to the Legislative Assembly.
General | 24 June
Watch an update from our latest sittings held from 16 to 18 June 2026, presented by Legislative Council President Shaun Leane MP.
General | 22 June
Get the latest news direct from Parliament, featuring legislation debated, a committee report that was tabled and community events.
General | 18 June
A Parliamentary Library seminar has explored the collaborative efforts to support research centres of excellence and develop cutting-edge facilities for plant-based protein research and innovation in Victoria.
Infrastructure | 15 June
The Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee has held three days of public hearings into the role of waste-to-energy infrastructure in the state’s future waste management strategy.
General | 5 June
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.
General | 26 May
A highly sought after parliamentary placement is giving university law students a hands-on experience with committees.
Society | 17 March 2022
A parliamentary inquiry assessing support for older Victorians from migrant and refugee backgrounds has heard directly from people in Melbourne's inner-north.
General | 4 March 2022
The Ukrainian Flag is being flown on Parliament House in Melbourne in support of peace, freedom and democracy in Ukraine.
Infrastructure | 16 February 2022
A landmark report makes 57 recommendations to improve the provision of environmental infrastructure for growing populations across Victoria.
Economy | 10 February 2022
Recommendations from the Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee to support Victoria's tourism and event sectors have been agreed to by the Government.
Health & Welfare | 1 February 2022
The newly established Pandemic Declaration Accountability and Oversight Committee held its first public hearing on 31 January 2022.
Justice | 31 January 2022
The inquiry into Victoria's criminal justice system heard from many victims of crime during its public hearing phase.
General | 5 January 2022
Aboriginal history, culture and identity feature in a landmark education resource published online.
Justice | 17 December 2021
The Committee examining Victoria’s criminal justice system has provided an update on its inquiry.
Infrastructure | 12 December 2021
An inquiry examining apartment design standards in Victoria has been holding public hearings.
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