Wednesday, 19 February 2025
Members statements
North-Eastern Metropolitan Region schools
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Commencement
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Petitions
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National parks
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Residential planning zones
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Waste and recycling management
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Fyansford Paper Mill
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Bills
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Wrongs Amendment (Vicarious Liability) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Papers
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Production of documents
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Business of the house
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Committees
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Membership
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Members statements
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Clyde Grammar
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Vivekananda Society of Australia
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Victorian Mosque Open Day
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St George Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral
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Animal welfare
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Bushfires
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Melbourne Airport rail link
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region schools
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Glenroy Neighbourhood House
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Cost of living
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BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha
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Ukrainian Museum of Australia
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Production of documents
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Planning policy
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Motions
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Health system
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: Suburban Rail Loop
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Duck hunting
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: water policy
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Bendigo crime
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: early childhood education and care
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Cannabis law reform
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Commercial passenger vehicle industry
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Ministers statements: cost of living
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Western Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Motions
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Colorectal and pelvic reconstruction service
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Statements on tabled papers and petitions
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Eastern Health
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Report 2023–24
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Department of Transport and Planning
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Report 2023–24
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Inquiry into the 2022 Flood Event in Victoria
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Victorian Auditor-General’s Office
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Major Projects Performance Reporting 2024
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Triple Zero Victoria
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Report 2023–24
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Waste and recycling management
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Petition
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Local Jobs First
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Report 2022–23
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Petitions
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Newhaven Jetty
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Adjournment
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Crime
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Wastewater management
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Water safety
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Illicit tobacco
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Local government
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Topirum Primary School Kindergarten
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Kialla West Primary School pedestrian crossing
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Goulburn Valley Highway, Numurkah
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Donnybrook Road, Kalkallo
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Bail laws
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School retention rates
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Flood mitigation
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School saving bonus
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Community safety
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Planning policy
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Responses
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region schools
Sonja TERPSTRA (North-Eastern Metropolitan) (09:55): I rise to update the house about the Allan Labor government’s unwavering commitment to public education in the North-Eastern Metropolitan Region. While those opposite dislike hearing about it, we will never stop supporting and advocating for our public schools, because we know that public education changes lives and it is the engine room for our economy and our economic prosperity. The official completion last week of two recent investments demonstrates this commitment. At Heatherwood School, a specialist developmental school in Donvale, we have delivered significant updates, including a refurbished admin building, new multipurpose hall with a music room and amenities and a brand new classroom facility for block D. A new gymnasium connected to block D also provides a valuable undercover space that will benefit both students and the wider community, because every child deserves every chance and opportunity to access high-quality public education.
Recently in Wollert, which has been added to the North-Eastern Metropolitan Region, I was pleased to attend, with the Minister for Education and the member for Mill Park Lily D’Ambrosio in the other place, the opening of Wirrigirri Primary School, which is ensuring local families have access to high-quality education close to home. The school welcomed students for the first time just a couple of weeks ago, offering enrolments from prep to grade 6 under its inaugural leadership by principal Bec Spink. The name Wirrigirri Primary School was chosen in consultation with the community and traditional owners. I was very proud to attend that school and see its opening and all those wonderful students attending high-quality public education.