Tuesday, 28 October 2025
Members statements
Community safety
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Commencement
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Bills
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Children, Youth and Families Amendment (Stability) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Victorian Early Childhood Regulatory Authority Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Amendment (Financial Assurance) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Planning Amendment (Better Decisions Made Faster) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Petitions
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Hamilton–High streets, Broadford, traffic lights
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Committees
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Public Accounts and Estimates Committee
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Report on the 2025‒26 Budget Estimates
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Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee
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Alert Digest No. 14
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Documents
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Bills
- Casino and Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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Statute Law Revision Bill 2025
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Council’s agreement
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Domestic Animals Amendment (Rehoming Cats and Dogs and Other Matters) Bill 2025
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Council’s amendments
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- Australian Grands Prix Amendment Bill 2025
- Casino and Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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Statute Law Revision Bill 2025
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Royal assent
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- Consumer Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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State Taxation Further Amendment Bill 2025
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Appropriation
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Business of the house
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Members statements
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Colac Show
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Housing
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Pakenham electorate community events
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Matt Broderick
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Gippsland Cancer Care Centre
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Jade Melbourne
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Nangana Landcare Network
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Bushfire preparedness
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Victorian Seniors Festival
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Dandenong Ranges Literary Festival
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Crime
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Eureka electorate
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Kew Home of Chinese
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Methodist Ladies’ College
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Children’s Week
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Ripon electorate
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Renewable energy infrastructure
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Brandon Park Reserve
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Felix Hughes
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Dustin Kim
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Community safety
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Western Port Secondary College
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Somerville Tennis Club
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Dolphin Research Institute
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Bushfire preparedness
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Hastings electorate ministerial visits
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Cohealth
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Year 12 students
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Frankston Hospital
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Mildura electorate
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St Francis Filipino Senior Citizens Club of Whittlesea
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Vietnamese community
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Tarneit electorate businesses
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Northern Hospital
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Narre Warren North electorate schools
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Bills
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Voluntary Assisted Dying Amendment Bill 2025
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Second reading
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Members
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Minister for Government Services
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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: West Gate Tunnel
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Bail laws
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Ministers statements: West Gate Tunnel
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Ministers statements: planning policy
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Community health services
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Ministers statements: fuel prices
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Fire services
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Ministers statements: education policy
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Constituency questions
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Gippsland South electorate
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Bayswater electorate
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Nepean electorate
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Mulgrave electorate
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Kew electorate
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Glen Waverley electorate
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Mildura electorate
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Preston electorate
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South-West Coast electorate
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Cranbourne electorate
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Bills
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Voluntary Assisted Dying Amendment Bill 2025
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Second reading
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Lily D’AMBROSIO
- Nicole WERNER
- Iwan WALTERS
- Ellen SANDELL
- Jacinta ALLAN
- Brad BATTIN
- Steve McGHIE
- David SOUTHWICK
- Matt FREGON
- Jess WILSON
- Paul MERCURIO
- John PESUTTO
- Alison MARCHANT
- Danny O’BRIEN
- John LISTER
- Tim BULL
- Chris COUZENS
- James NEWBURY
- Daniela DE MARTINO
- Will FOWLES
- Katie HALL
- Cindy McLEISH
- Anthony CIANFLONE
- Jade BENHAM
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Chris CREWTHER
- Ellen SANDELL
- Anthony CARBINES
- Gabrielle DE VIETRI
- Bronwyn HALFPENNY
- Michael O’BRIEN
- Jess WILSON
- Will FOWLES
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Martin CAMERON
- Daniela DE MARTINO
- Nina TAYLOR
- Richard RIORDAN
- Tim RICHARDSON
- Kim O’KEEFFE
- Josh BULL
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Annabelle CLEELAND
- Paul HAMER
- Peter WALSH
- Lauren KATHAGE
- Mathew HILAKARI
- Danny PEARSON
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Division
- Division
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Extension of scope
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Consideration in detail
- Ellen SANDELL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Ellen SANDELL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Will FOWLES
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Gabrielle DE VIETRI
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Iwan WALTERS
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Emma KEALY
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Emma KEALY
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Peter WALSH
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Gabrielle DE VIETRI
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Peter WALSH
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Will FOWLES
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Iwan WALTERS
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Nicole WERNER
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Tim BULL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Peter WALSH
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Jess WILSON
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- David SOUTHWICK
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- David SOUTHWICK
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Tim BULL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Will FOWLES
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Iwan WALTERS
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Will FOWLES
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Division
- Ellen SANDELL
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Division
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Chris CREWTHER
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Division
- Jess WILSON
- Nathan LAMBERT
- David SOUTHWICK
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Iwan WALTERS
- Jess WILSON
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- Division
- Danny PEARSON
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Business of the house
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Postponement
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Adjournment
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Sand mining
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Ambulance services
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Breakaway bridge, Acheron
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Casey Hospital
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Foster carers
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David Street–Plenty Road, Preston
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Paramedic practitioners
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Evergreen Seniors Group
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Hawthorn electorate road safety
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Point Cook electorate infrastructure
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Responses
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Community safety
Kim WELLS (Rowville) (13:05): This statement condemns the Allan state Labor government for allowing Melbourne to become the protest capital of the world. How proud we were once upon a time when Melbourne was voted time and time again as the most livable city in the world, and what a worldwide marketing bonanza that was. Now, day after day, residents stop me in the street and say that they will never take their kids into the Melbourne CBD because of the ongoing protests. You can ask: why have we become the protest capital? Because there are no consequences from the court system. I squarely blame the Allan Labor government for this disastrous situation. In Melbourne you can throw rocks at police officers, throw things at police horses and set bins on fire, and guess what you can be guaranteed: if you do get caught by police, you will be freed on bail so you can join next week’s protest and repeat your disgraceful offending all over again.
I feel for the small businesses in the CBD who are desperately fighting to survive but have to close week after week because of the protest violence. Just when you think it cannot get any worse, the Premier of our state says that Melbourne is a safe city. Yes, she may be right if she visits the CBD with her personal bodyguards in tow, but what about ordinary Victorians who just want to go about their ordinary business without fear of being impacted by the protests? We all believe in and treasure freedom of speech; however, blatant violence is not a right, it is a crime.