Wednesday, 15 May 2024
Constituency questions
Eastern Victoria Region
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Commencement
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Papers
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Fitzroy Primary School
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Fitzroy Legal Service
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Ancient Church of the East, St Mary’s Church
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Holy Spirit of the Syriac Catholic Church
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Great forest national park
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Camberwell
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National Volunteer Week
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IDAHOBIT
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Portland–Maroona rail line
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National Volunteer Week
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Motor neurone disease
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Suicide prevention
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Cannabis law reform
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Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Beaufort Probus Club
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Raj and Preeti Khillan
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Upinder Singh
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Violence against women
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Blackburn station craft market
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Member for Pakenham
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Eurovision Song Contest
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Hemp Industry Bill 2024
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Gender identity
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Bills
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Hemp Industry Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Residential Tenancies Amendment (Rent Freeze and Caps) Bill 2023
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Budget 2024–25
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Family violence reform implementation monitor
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Gender identity
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Petition
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Gender identity
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Swinburne University of Technology
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Gender identity
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National Energy Retail Law (Victoria) Bill 2024
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State Taxation Amendment Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Financial Management Amendment (Gender Responsive Budgeting) Bill 2024
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Introduction and first reading
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Second reading
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Motions
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Community safety
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Adjournment
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Family violence
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Transport infrastructure projects
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COVID-19 vaccination
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Housing
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Reproductive health leave
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Mernda–Wollert rail line
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Victorian systemic review of family violence deaths
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Point Cook Football Club
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Windfall gains tax
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Upfield line level crossing removals
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Road maintenance
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Fosterville Gold Mine
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Responses
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Eastern Victoria Region
Renee HEATH (Eastern Victoria) (12:52): (860) My question is for the Minister for Housing. A constituent of mine is one of hundreds of north-east Wonthaggi landowners who are affected by the retrospectively issued environmental audit overlay. She is in the final stages of building after years of delay. Weeks ago everything slowed down to a grind with the Minister for Planning’s approval to amend C152 and the subsequent actions by the Victorian Planning Authority, including their sudden announcement regarding soil contamination in their area, which many landowners were not notified of. My constituent is now told that even if the build is complete and she finds somebody willing to move in, with the remaining allegedly contaminated soil an occupancy certificate is not guaranteed. How can the minister explain such a massive blunder, affecting nearly 1100 acres, that is costing landowners so much money, including the current owners, whose property values will be devalued as a result?