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Canvassing reconciliation  

Canvassing reconciliation  

General | 2 June

A Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan for Victoria's parliamentary departments has been launched at Parliament House.

Art of the Andes on show at Parliament

Art of the Andes on show at Parliament

General | 1 June

Exhibition at Parliament House showcases the culture and beauty of Ecuador.

Budget scrutiny begins with hearings

Budget scrutiny begins with hearings

Economy | 29 May

Spending and revenue plans under review as inquiry questions key government figures.

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Budget estimates hearings start on 2 June

Budget estimates hearings start on 2 June

29 May

Public Accounts and Estimates Committee to question Premier, Treasurer and ministers as part of annual budget review process.

Young Victorians discuss key issues

Young Victorians discuss key issues

28 May

From across Victoria young people came to Parliament House to discuss the issues that matter most to them.

Week in Review

Week in Review

21 May

Legislative Council President Shaun Leane presents highlights from the sittings of 16-18 May.

Parliament in purple for King’s Coronation

Parliament in purple for King’s Coronation

General | 8 May

To honour the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty The Queen Consort, Parliament House was lit up in purple on 6 and 7 May.

Committee canvasses options for stamp duty reform

Committee canvasses options for stamp duty reform

Economy | 8 May

Land transfer duty in Victoria represents an inefficient tax, but one that will be an enormous challenge to reform, a Legislative Council Committee has heard.

Flood inquiry holds submission workshops

Flood inquiry holds submission workshops

Environment | 4 May

Impacted Victorians are being offered guidance on how to best share their experience with the committee investigating the October 2022 flood event.

Remembering the victims of domestic and family violence

Remembering the victims of domestic and family violence

General | 3 May

Parliament House was lit up in purple on National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day.

Library gives a snapshot of our changing state

Library gives a snapshot of our changing state

General | 28 April

The Briefing e-book is aimed at providing MPs and parliamentary staff with a comprehensive reference guide to help inform future debates and provides an in-depth overview of key issues that arose during the life of the 59th Parliament.

Parliament House opens to educators

Parliament House opens to educators

General | 24 April

Over 100 teachers visited Parliament House last week to take part in Teacher Open House, a new initiative of the Victorian Parliament that aims to strengthen connections with teachers and support civics and legal studies in the classroom.

Every Victorian election is more demanding than the last: Commissioner

Every Victorian election is more demanding than the last: Commissioner

General | 18 April

Victoria’s 2022 election had more of everything; more voters, more candidates, more parties and more early electors than ever before.

Subcontractors’ nonpayment under investigation

Subcontractors’ nonpayment under investigation

Economy | 3 April

Inquiry looks at whether laws should be changed to better protect subcontractors from nonpayment.

Have your say on the big issues facing Victoria

Have your say on the big issues facing Victoria

General | 31 March

Community contributions to many of the big policy issues facing the state need not begin and end once every four years at the ballot box.