The Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos today launched the revised Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework (VEYLDF) at the annual Together We Grow: Early Childhood Education Conference.
The Andrews Labor Government has announced wide-ranging reforms to make Victoria’s fare enforcement system more simple, fair and effective.
The Andrews Labor Government is providing more support to Victoria’s dairy farmers, extending the Back to Work scheme to make members of a dairy farm household an eligible category of employee.
A new report from the Victorian Auditor General has revealed the Andrews Labor Government’s investment in TAFE has seen our public institutes finances post their strongest results in years.
Victorian householders will save an average of between $50 and $120 on their electricity bills over the next five years, following a new ruling from the national energy watchdog.
The Andrews Labor Government will pilot a new approach to prevent organised crime infiltrating a range of legitimate occupations and industries.
In an Australian first, the Caring Dads program which helps dads realise the impact of family violence is set to begin in Melbourne.
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The Andrews Labor Government will merge the Office of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Commissioner and Commissioner for Privacy and Data Protection into a single office, streamlining Victoria’s information and data oversight bodies.
Leading the nation in combating stigma and discrimination, the Andrews Labor Government will today deliver a formal State Apology in Parliament to Victorians convicted under homophobic laws that should have never existed.
The Andrews Labor Government has strengthened its focus on jobs, major projects and law and order with Premier Daniel Andrews today announcing changes to the Ministry.
Children under 18 will no longer be able to buy e-cigarettes under tough new laws to be introduced into Parliament this week by the Andrews Labor Government.
The Andrews Labor Government is supporting dairy farmers affected by the global fall of milk prices and the decision by Murray Goulburn and Fonterra to retrospectively cut the prices paid to producers.
Victoria’s strong economy continues to translate into new jobs, with the state’s unemployment rate now below the national rate, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported today.
Dangerous miniature motorbikes, known as ‘monkey bikes’, were crushed and destroyed today as part of a Consumer Affairs blitz on unsafe products being sold in Victoria.
Communities will have access to $10,000 grants to boost security and tackle local crime issues as part of the Andrews Labor Government’s commitment to crime prevention.
The Andrews Labor Government is working to keep more students in school right across Victoria with the launch of the new $8.6 million pilot program Navigator.
The Andrews Labor Government has supported a push for family and domestic violence leave in all modern awards in a submission to the Fair Work Commission (FWC).