Tuesday, 13 May 2025
Adjournment
Western Metropolitan Region police resources
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Commencement
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Bills
- Help to Buy (Commonwealth Powers) Bill 2025
- Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024
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Safe Patient Care (Nurse to Patient and Midwife to Patient Ratios) Amendment Bill 2025
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Royal assent
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Ministers statements: housing
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Education funding
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Sheep dipping
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Ministers statements: Ngamai Wilam
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Corrections system
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Ministers statements: International Nurses Day
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Corrections Victoria
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Police conduct
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Ministers statements: corrections system
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Western Metropolitan Region
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Western Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Petitions
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Energy policy
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Beaconsfield Reservoir
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Clyde community hall
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Barry Beach marine terminal
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Donnybrook Road, Kalkallo
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Papers
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Independent Review of the Modernisation of the WorkCover Scheme
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Final Report
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University of Divinity
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Report 2024
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Committees
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Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee
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Alert Digest No. 6
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Select Committee on Victoria Planning Provisions Amendments VC257, VC267 and VC274
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Inquiry into Victoria Planning Provisions Amendments VC257, VC267 and VC274
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Electoral Matters Committee
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Ballot Paper Shortages at the 2022 Victorian State Election
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Papers
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Committees
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Economy and Infrastructure Committee
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Petitions
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- Energy policy
- Suburban Rail Loop
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Water policy
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Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union
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Business of the house
- Notices
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General business
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Motions
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Middle East conflict
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Members statements
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Federal election
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Federal election
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Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month
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Nelson men’s and women’s shed
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Anzac Day
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Breast Cancer Network Australia
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Federal election
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Euroa Clay Target Club
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region Chinese Australian community
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Federal election
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Air pollution
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Bega Cheese Strathmerton site
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Bills
- Energy and Land Legislation Amendment (Energy Safety) Bill 2025
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Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Amendment (Energy Upgrades for the Future) Bill 2025
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Energy and Land Legislation Amendment (Energy Safety) Bill 2025
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Second reading
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Instruction to committee
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Committee
- David DAVIS
- Ingrid STITT
- David DAVIS
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- David DAVIS
- David LIMBRICK
- Ingrid STITT
- David LIMBRICK
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- David DAVIS
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- David DAVIS
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- Division
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- David DAVIS
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- Division
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- David LIMBRICK
- David DAVIS
- Ingrid STITT
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Third reading
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Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Amendment (Energy Upgrades for the Future) Bill 2025
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Second reading
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Third reading
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Adjournment
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Community safety
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Drought
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Koala management
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Bail laws
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Banmira Specialist School
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Health system
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History curriculum
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Health system
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Blackshaws Road, Altona North, pedestrian safety
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Tiny Towns Fund
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Blackburn planning
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Private security
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Housing
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Western Metropolitan Region police resources
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region bus services
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Drought
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Model litigant guidelines
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Drought
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Nunawading Basketball
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Broadmeadows Road–Johnstone Street, Westmeadows
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Local Government Inspectorate
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Responses
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Western Metropolitan Region police resources
Trung LUU (Western Metropolitan) (18:59): (1606) My adjournment matter is for the Minister for Police. In light of the increase in crime in the community and the frequent reduction in the operational hours of police stations, the action I seek is for the minister to urgently intervene to ensure the police stations in the Western Metropolitan Region are accessible to the public for a minimum of 16 hours of daily operations. Preferably, all stations are to be open for 24-hour access to the public. Residents in my region of Melbourne West are very concerned at the rise in crime. The most recent statistics from the Crime Statistics Agency highlight that over the past 12 months in Werribee and Point Cook there has been a 30 per cent increase in aggravated burglaries and robberies, an 83 per cent increase in residential aggravated burglaries, a 57 per cent increase in theft of motor vehicles, an 83 per cent increase in theft from motor vehicles and a 66 per cent increase in retail theft.
Meanwhile, as crime goes up, this Labor government’s solution is to continue its reduction in the hours of operation of police stations. The Wyndham North police station in Tarneit has had its hours reduced to 8 hours. A similar situation has occurred in Avondale Heights police station, Williamstown police station and Keilor Downs police station. As a former police officer, this is not how you serve the community – by shutting your door. Meanwhile, Sunbury police station’s hours have been revised to 16 hours, with the newest 24-hour police station being Gisborne, 20 k’s away.
In what way is the Labor government keeping Victorians safe with all these reductions in operation hours of police stations? This is not good enough. Victorians need to have access to police stations. The Premier and the police minister need to understand policing is a service; it is not a business. Police serve the community by opening their doors. Police stations should be available to the whole community a minimum of 16 hours per day, preferably 24/7. The government must return the operating hours of police stations to normal. I ask the minister to urgently intervene, overturn their decision and open police stations for the public.