Tuesday, 4 March 2025
Constituency questions
Western Metropolitan Region
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Table of contents
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Bills
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Second reading
- Evan MULHOLLAND
- Ingrid STITT
- Richard WELCH
- David LIMBRICK
- Jacinta ERMACORA
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Rikkie-Lee TYRRELL
- Ryan BATCHELOR
- Georgie CROZIER
- John BERGER
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Tom McINTOSH
- Jeff BOURMAN
- Melina BATH
- Sheena WATT
- Moira DEEMING
- Georgie PURCELL
- Michael GALEA
- David DAVIS
- Bev McARTHUR
- Rachel PAYNE
- Gaelle BROAD
- Renee HEATH
- Nick McGOWAN
- Lee TARLAMIS
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Bills
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Second reading
- Evan MULHOLLAND
- Ingrid STITT
- Richard WELCH
- David LIMBRICK
- Jacinta ERMACORA
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Rikkie-Lee TYRRELL
- Ryan BATCHELOR
- Georgie CROZIER
- John BERGER
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Tom McINTOSH
- Jeff BOURMAN
- Melina BATH
- Sheena WATT
- Moira DEEMING
- Georgie PURCELL
- Michael GALEA
- David DAVIS
- Bev McARTHUR
- Rachel PAYNE
- Gaelle BROAD
- Renee HEATH
- Nick McGOWAN
- Lee TARLAMIS
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Western Metropolitan Region
Moira DEEMING (Western Metropolitan) (13:01): (1414) My question is for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure or the minister representing them. My residents in the Western Metropolitan Region receive $60 million per annum less than the rest of Victoria in bus funding. If families want to use the overcrowded trains, they need a car, but when they drive to the train stations the car parks are full by 6:30 am, and even the muddy, bumpy, unsafe empty fields used beside those car parks are often full by the same time. This often means that families are forced to get a loan for another car just to manage, with an average of 4 precious hours worth of petrol lost each day idling away in traffic jams just to get work. The fastest, surest, cheapest stopgap to all of this madness is to adopt John Stone’s Better Buses for Melbourne’s West proposal. Minister, why are the safe Labor seats in the Western Metro Region treated worse than the rest of Victoria and short-changed $60 million each and every year on bus funding? Why does the west get less?