Friday, 14 November 2025
Members statements
Youth crime
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Commencement
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Bills
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Crimes Amendment (Retail, Fast Food, Hospitality and Transport Worker Harm) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Statement of compatibility
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Documents
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Magistrates’ Court of Victoria
- Documents
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Motions
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Motions by leave
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Members statements
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Keilor Primary School
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Malvern electorate crime
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Women’s health
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Epping Road, Epping, upgrade
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Remembrance Day
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Abraham Kuol
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Fairway Bayside Aged Care
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Bayside and Kingston mayors
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Joseph Attard
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Sudan conflict
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Watsonia Heights Football Club
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Youth crime
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Diwali
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Northeast Health Wangaratta
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Meadow Creek solar farm
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Keilor Downs College
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St Albans Secondary College
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Effie Sultana
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Mornington electorate road maintenance
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Padua Kindergarten
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Remembrance Day
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North East Link
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Armenian National Committee of Australia
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Ormond Netball Club
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Casey Warriors Rugby League Club
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Remembrance Day
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Tarneit electorate transport infrastructure
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Mount Erin College
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Bills
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Family Violence, Stalking and Other Matters) Bill 2025
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Restricting Non-disclosure Agreements (Sexual Harassment at Work) Bill 2025
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Rulings from the Chair
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Ministers statements
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Hansard report
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Ministers statements: workplace safety
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Ministers statements: Melbourne Cup Carnival
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Ministers statements: housing
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Ministers statements: health system
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Fire services
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Ministers statements: energy policy
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Constituency questions
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Gippsland South electorate
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Glen Waverley electorate
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Polwarth electorate
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Narre Warren North electorate
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Brighton electorate
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Ringwood electorate
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Melton electorate
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Shepparton electorate
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Yan Yean electorate
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Bills
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Restricting Non-disclosure Agreements (Sexual Harassment at Work) Bill 2025
- Victorian Early Childhood Regulatory Authority Bill 2025
- Early Childhood Legislation Amendment (Child Safety) Bill 2025
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Social Services Regulation Amendment (Child Safety, Complaints and Worker Regulation) Bill 2025
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Planning Amendment (Better Decisions Made Faster) Bill 2025
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Second reading
- Third reading
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Labour Hire Legislation Amendment (Licensing) Bill 2025
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Adjournment
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Community food relief
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Louisa Briggs
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Reynolds–Smiths roads, Templestowe, traffic lights
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Coburg development
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Kew electorate road safety
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Northcote electorate housing
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Building surveyors
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Multicultural business support
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Head of the Yarra
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Holmesglen Education First Youth Foyer
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Responses
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Youth crime
Nicole WERNER (Warrandyte) (10:28): No-one believes that the Premier will act on crime. For years she and her government have denied that there is a crime crisis in Victoria. Members of her government have taken to social media to belittle and bully victims of crime, saying to victims that they are whingeing and their concerns and feelings are not valid. The Premier’s own Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events said just last month, ‘It is not accurate to describe this as a youth crime crisis.’ Her Treasurer and former Attorney-General said last month, ‘No, mate. There is not a youth crime crisis.’ It is a disgusting show of disdain from the Premier and members of her government, who are telling victims that their feelings are wrong, their experiences do not count. While families like that of Ash Gordon are mourning the loss of loved ones and families across Melbourne are worried about home invasions, carjackings and machete violence, the Premier and her government cut funding to crime prevention in last year’s budget and looked the other way. So now, with an election to go, there is the backflip. All of a sudden – shock, horror – apparently there is a crime crisis, despite it being one of their own making when they weakened the bail laws. Apparently now they want to get serious about it when months ago, according to them, it did not even exist. The Premier is so serious about it that she has printed the posters and the backdrops with her slogans but never even bothered to write the legislation to go with it. Victorians deserve better than the gaslighting, belittling and disdain we have seen from the Allan Labor government. We are not buying it. They are panicked and they are desperate. They know they are running out of time.