Wednesday, 5 February 2025
Questions without notice and ministers statements
Ministers statements: fuel prices
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Commencement
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Photography in chamber
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Petitions
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Hoffman Brickworks
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Point Nepean Road, Tootgarook, pedestrian safety
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Shepparton electorate bus services
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Education and Training Reform Amendment Bill 2024
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Bulleen park-and-ride
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Monash citizenship ceremony
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Ashburton Bowls Club
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Lorraine Harvey
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Lunar New Year
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Camping regulation
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Education
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Hilton Street, Glenroy, pedestrian crossing
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Broadmeadows electorate schools
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Graham Woolley
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Daniel ‘Chucky’ Sanders
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Lois Peeler
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Ross Brown OAM
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Education
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Werribee by-election
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Tim Pallas
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Syria
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Vivien Tang
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Boroondara citizenship ceremony
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Australia Day awards
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Narre Warren North electorate student leaders
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Peninsula Aero Club
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Women in Agriculture Day
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Midsumma Festival
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Toni Frankiewicz
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Brooke Cross
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Rotary Club of Boronia
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Bayswater South Primary School
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Kororoit Christmas barbecue
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Hoffman Brickworks
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Economy and Infrastructure Committee
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Inquiry into the Impact of Road Safety Behaviours on Vulnerable Road Users
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Inquiry into Securing the Victorian Food Supply
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Public Accounts and Estimates Committee
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Report on the 2021‒22 and 2022‒23 Financial and Performance Outcomes
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Electoral Matters Committee
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Inquiry into the Conduct of the 2022 Victorian State Election
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Employers and Contractors Who Refuse to Pay Their Subcontractors for Completed Works
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Employers and Contractors Who Refuse to Pay Their Subcontractors for Completed Works
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Bills
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Regulatory Legislation Amendment (Reform) Bill 2025
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Energy and Land Legislation Amendment (Energy Safety) Bill 2025
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Members
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Minister for Environment
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Absence
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Bail laws
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Ministers statements: fuel prices
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Ministers statements: energy policy
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Ministers statements: women’s health
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Waste and recycling management
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Ministers statements: community food relief
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Grampians Health Dimboola campus
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Ministers statements: education funding
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Bills
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Grievance debate
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Regional Victoria
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State Electricity Commission
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Bills
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Adjournment
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Bus route 683
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Thornbury High School road safety
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Euroa electorate health services
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Mordialloc Beach Primary School
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Police resources
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Point Cook small businesses
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Abortion law reform
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Victorian African Communities Action Plan
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Merril Kelly
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Responses
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Ministers statements: fuel prices
Jacinta ALLAN (Bendigo East – Premier) (14:08): Victorian motorists know that right now fuel companies are able to change their prices as rapidly as those opposite change leaders of the opposition. Every single day hardworking Victorians, tradies and working families are being forced to roll the dice on what they will pay at the local servo. Household budgets are beholden to the fluctuation of multinational corporations, and it is busy families, including some of those apprentices who get free car rego thanks to our government, who are paying the price. It is why our fair fuel plan will give Victorians certainty over how much they will pay. It will mean prices are locked in for a 24-hour period and families will be able to check the price, before they leave home, on the Service Victoria app. We know this can save families up to hundreds of dollars a year and give them more choice over how much they pay. Even David Koch – even Kochie – agrees and thinks this is a great idea.
Saving money for Victorian families is a good thing. I would have thought that is something that everyone in this place could have agreed on. Everyone could have agreed, but not so, not everyone. Some have chosen multinational corporations over ordinary Victorians. Some have chosen multinational corporations. Some might want to think about changing their licence plate from ‘Vote BB’ to ‘Vote BP’.
Members interjecting.
The SPEAKER: Order! Member for Bulleen, clapping is not allowed in the chamber. Members will come to order.
Jacinta ALLAN: While those opposite are focused on backing multinational corporations and vanity tickets on their numberplates, we are focused on working Victorians, who need their government fighting for them and looking at ways to save them hundreds of dollars a year.