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Watch Legislative Council Question Time held on 1 August 2024. Read Hansard for Question Time here: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/parliamentary-activity/hansard/hansard-details/HANSARD-974425065-27411#1796

Watch Legislative Assembly Question Time held on 31 July 2024.

Watch Legislative Council Question Time held on 31 July 2024.

Watch Legislative Assembly Question Time held on 30 July 2024 Read Hansard for Question Time here: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/parliamentary-activity/hansard/hansard-details/HANSARD-2145855009-26533#3

Watch Legislative Council Question Time held on 30 July 2024. Read Hansard from Question Time here: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/parliamentary-activity/hansard/hansard-details/HANSARD-974425065-27201#102

The Electoral Matters Committee has made a range of recommendations to assist people with disability to take part in elections, including changing the law to make it easier for the electoral commission to use more accessible publicly funded venues as early voting centres.

The final report into the October 2022 flood event in Victoria has been tabled in the Legislative Council. The Chair of the Upper House Environment and Planning Committee Ryan Batchelor, his deputy David Ettershank and other MPs spoke about the 90 findings and 73 recommendations which arose from their 18-month inquiry. 00:00 - Ryan Batchelor MP 04:31 - Wendy Lovell MP 06:45 - David Ettershank M...

The Victorian Parliament’s Electoral Matters Committee has recommended changes to assist the CALD community to better participate in elections.

The Victorian Parliament’s Electoral Matters Committee has recommended a shortened voting period, a code of conduct for candidates and campaigners, better training for electoral officials and reform to the Upper House, in a report tabled in Parliament today. Read the report at parliament.vic.gov.au/emc

Members of the Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee are urging Victorians to read the final report of the inquiry into the October 2022 flood event. Chair Ryan Batchelor, Deputy Chair David Ettershank and fellow Committee MPs Melina Bath, Jacinta Ermarcora, Gaelle Broad, Wendy Lovell, Samantha Ratnam, Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell and Sheena Watt compiled this message for flood-affected ...

The Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee believes homeowners affected by the October 2022 flood event should be prioritised in their proposal to raise or retrofit at-risk residential properties in Victoria. The Committee is also suggesting ring levees to protect homes and surrounding land in flood-prone areas such as northern Victoria, in its final report tabled by Chair Ryan ...

What can Australia learn from the approach other countries take to vaping and smoking? Dr James Martin, Senior Lecturer, Criminology has told a parliamentary inquiry we should look to Sweden, which is on the verge of being the first country in the world to go smoke free.

Do students recognise the health risks associated with vaping? Risith from the Victorian Student Representative Council (VicSRC) spoke to the vaping and tobacco control inquiry to share his view.

Four young Victorians who trekked 138 kilometres in Papua New Guinea reflect on the experience. Ecco, Perry, Trae and Amber were among 25 students from schools around the state awarded scholarships in honour of a Kokoda hero from their area. The teenagers were supported and mentored on the journey by a group of Victorian MPs. Read more at vicparl.news/kokoda24