22 September 2026
Economy | 21 September 2026
As global demand for critical minerals continues to grow, Victoria faces important decisions about how its mineral resources should be developed.
Justice | 17 September 2026
New family violence reforms to create a standalone criminal offence of coercive control, have passed the Parliament.
General | 16 September 2026
As Victoria’s 60th Parliament draws to a close, members of a parliamentary watchdog say their work over the past four years has reinforced important accountability functions that are vital for strengthening public trust in the state’s democratic institutions.
General | 14 September 2026
An international youth forum has tackled some of the big issues confronting our society, and two Victorians were there to have their voices heard in the debates.
General | 13 September 2026
The lived experience of community members is playing an increasingly significant role in parliamentary inquiries, according to MPs on a key upper house committee.
General | 10 September 2026
Many Victorians associate Shepparton with SPC and the Goulburn Valley's famous fruit industry but a new exhibition at Parliament House suggests that reputation barely scratches the surface.
General | 14 September
Latest news from parliament, with updates on legislation, committee reports and community events.
Economy | 9 September
More support for parents, teachers and students is going to be required to meet the needs of Victoria’s growing and modernising workforce, according to a parliamentary report.
Society | 8 September
A new parliamentary report has made a series of recommendations to tackle failures in Victoria’s early childhood education and care sector.
Parliament’s Electoral Matters Committee has made 61 recommendations to better assist people with disability during elections.
General | 3 September
In this interview, the Parliamentary Budget Officer explains how the PBO provides independent, apolitical policy costings and economic, fiscal and financial advice to Members of Parliament.
Infrastructure | 26 August
Victorian Legislative Council members table the Economy and Infrastructure Committee's final report on the development and expansion of waste-to-energy infrastructure 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.
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.
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