Wednesday, 28 May 2025
Members statements
Kingston City Council community awards
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Commencement
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Middle East conflict
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Members statements
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Kingston City Council community awards
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A-League Men grand final
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Family violence
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Regional Community Vet Clinic
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Lakes Entrance schools
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Budget 2025–26
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South East Community Links
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Dame Phyllis Frost Centre
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Suburban Rail Loop
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National parks
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Petition
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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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Managing Disruptions Affecting Victoria’s Public Transport Network
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Appropriation (2025–2026) Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Second reading
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State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Second reading
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Adjournment
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Community food relief
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Falls Creek school bus services
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Croydon South housing development
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Craigieburn community hospital
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WorkCover
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Hawthorn West Primary School
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Southside Justice sex worker legal program
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Glen Eira College
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Yan Yean Road, Yarrambat
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Victorian bank levy
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Responses
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Members statements
Kingston City Council community awards
Michael GALEA (South-Eastern Metropolitan) (09:40): Last week was National Volunteers Week, which made it so appropriate for me to be able to join with the City of Kingston at their annual volunteer awards event hosted by the mayor Cr Georgina Oxley. It was a terrific opportunity to celebrate all the many incredible volunteers that contribute so much to the Kingston community, and I would also like to particularly make mention of Jaqueline Hendrey, who won Kingston Citizen of the Year 2025. Jaqueline has led the Matt’s Place community meals program in Chelsea for 15 years, serving nearly 200,000 meals, a very incredible achievement indeed. Thank you, Jaqueline. We also had the winner for the Community Group of the Year with It’s Okay Not to Be Okay named the Community Group of the Year for their incredible contributions in the space of mental health advocacy in the local community. I would like to particularly acknowledge both winners of these awards and indeed acknowledge all of the nominees, who were very, very impressive as well.