Sheena WATT (Northern Metropolitan) (10:04): We know that when we invest in training, we are investing in opportunity, and this could not be clearer than at William Angliss Institute, where I got to see firsthand the Allan Labor government’s investment in world-class training facilities for students in the north. Last week the Minister for Skills and TAFE and I were able to see how the $4 million investment has transformed existing spaces into modernised training kitchens, which are already supporting the next generation of professionals. Touring the facilities it was inspirational to see students learning in real time, using industry-standard equipment in purpose-built spaces to support their success. The new super kitchen, with capacity for 32 students across dual training areas, allows for two classes to run at the same time, and this expands opportunities for students to gain the hands-on experience that they need. Alongside this is the collaboration kitchen, and there are accessible workstations as well to ensure that these facilities are inclusive for all students. Importantly, I had a chance to meet the free TAFE students who are already benefiting from these investments. These students are gaining skills that will lead them directly to the vital jobs of the future that Victorians need, and can I just wish them all the very best with their future. I hope that it stays right here in Victoria. You see, only Labor is delivering and investing in TAFE, backing students and the infrastructure needed to build a strong and skilled workforce.