A total of 19 bills have been passed at the 2025 Victorian Youth Parliament held at Parliament House.
A special collection of videos has been curated to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025.
General | 3 July 2025
Victoria’s major political parties have presented competing visions on possible reform to the system for electing the Legislative Council, according to evidence posted on the Electoral Matters Committee website.
General | 17 June 2025
The Big Freeze has come to Parliament House supporting efforts to find treatments and a cure for motor neurone disease.
General | 13 June 2025
Fijian parliamentarians have undertaken a professional development program at the Victorian Parliament focused on parliamentary oversight and accountability mechanisms.
General | 3 September 2024
Victoria’s horticultural industry has highlighted innovation during a spectacular showcase held at Parliament House.
General | 29 August 2024
No bark nor bite as therapy dog Bailey brings parliamentarians together for an important cause.
General | 28 August 2024
The pioneering efforts of a supercentenarian have been celebrated at parliament and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.
General | 14 August 2024
The competition received a record-setting 1126 entries from pupils in grades 5 through to year 12 on issues important to them and their communities.
General | 1 August 2024
Voting in Victoria should begin on the Saturday before election day and include Sunday and two late night voting sessions, a parliamentary committee has proposed.
General | 31 July 2024
An independent report on the performance of the Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO) has been tabled in Parliament.
General | 19 July 2024
Victorian teenagers are keeping the legacy of the Kokoda Track campaign alive, sharing heroic stories of the fallen with their local communities after trekking 138 kilometres in Papua New Guinea.
General | 5 July 2024
The State Government has been presented with the 17 Bills which passed the 38th annual YMCA Youth Parliament.
General | 4 July 2024
The Victorian Ombudsman met and exceeded its agency objectives, according to a report tabled out of session this week.
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