The Victorian Government will introduce sweeping integrity reforms, strengthening the state’s lobbying laws and ensuring clear standards are in place for Ministers, ministerial staff and the public service.
Victoria leads all states and territories in job-creating economic performance, new independent analysis published today has found.
The State Electricity Commission (SEC) is back – and is set to attract and train a new energy workforce, as Victoria powers towards its target of 95 per cent renewable energy by 2035.
The Allan Labor Government is delivering on its promise to improve access to health care for more Victorians, with community pharmacists able to provide treatment and advice for a range of common conditions from today.
The State Electricity Commission (SEC) is officially back, and set to lead Victoria’s renewable energy transition with a focus on supply, homes and people.
The Allan Labor Government is deepening Victoria’s educational link to India by backing our female school leaders with international professional learning, and expanding the study of Indian languages in Victorian schools.
Hundreds of Victorians are learning valuable Auslan skills in preparation for careers working with deaf and hard-of-hearing people – without tuition fees – as part of the Allan Labor Government’s Free TAFE program.
The last of Victoria’s state-funded GP respiratory clinics (GPRCs) will transition back to regular GP practices as we continue to wind down our pandemic response.
Victorian agriculture researchers now have greater capacity to explore medicinal innovations and improved food production thanks to the opening of new facilities at Agribio research centre at La Trobe University.
Victorian mothers who had their babies removed under historical forced adoption practices will soon be able to access a new redress scheme, recognising the profound and enduring impact of these practices.
The Allan Labor Government is supporting more Victorians with training opportunities in in-demand industries, with a new report charting the state’s skills and training sector over the next three years. Minister for Skills and TAFE Gayle Tierney today joined 120 people from the training sector..
It’s Children’s Week and the Allan Labor Government is helping local communities join the celebrations with hundreds of fun, educational and free activities and events across the state.
The Allan Labor Government is on track to deliver the largest investment in locally-made trams in Australia’s history – supporting thousands of jobs and improving access to Melbourne’s iconic tram network.
Children and young people with chronic and acute health issues will be able to go to school and stay engaged in their learning, with the Allan Labor Government set to open a new school at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital.
Deaf Victoria and Little Dreamers Australia are among the recipients of grants under the Allan Labor Government’s Connecting Carers in their Community grants program.
Victorians experiencing family violence will have more protection with the creation of new stand-alone non-fatal strangulation offences.
More Victorians are getting the skills they need to begin a rewarding career in early childhood education, with the Allan Labor Government boosting training opportunities to ensure our youngest Victorians have the best start in life.
The Allan Labor Government is providing free financial counselling to thousands of Victorians who are experiencing financial hardship.