The Andrews Labor Government is protecting Victoria’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities from gambling harm by funding new targeted prevention projects.

Families will enjoy a spectacular day of summer racing at Caulfield this weekend as part of a joint funding package of more than $312,000 supported by the Andrews Labor Government.

The Andrews Labor Government today announced the appointment of barrister Darren Bracken as a new coroner of the Coroners Court of Victoria.

Member for Keysborough Martin Pakula today welcomed the announcement that three dangerous and congested level crossings in Noble Park are set to be removed by mid-February.

Support dogs are providing comfort to victims of crime and vulnerable witnesses giving evidence in court, under a pilot program being extended by the Office of Public Prosecutions.

The local community will enjoy new public recreation spaces and sporting facilities in the heart of Springvale, thanks to a $513,000 boost from the Andrews Labor Government.

Oliver and Charlotte still reign supreme as Victoria’s best loved baby names according to figures released today by the Victorian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.

The Andrews Labor Government today announced the appointment of senior legal practitioners Michelle Quigley QC and John Champion SC as Judges of the Supreme Court.

The Andrews Labor Government today announced the appointment of Justice Kim Hargrave QC as a Judge of the Court of Appeal.

Police will have new powers to remand an accused person in custody and bail justices will have a more limited role, under the second wave of bail reforms to be introduced by the Andrews Labor Government today.

The Andrews Labor Government today announced the appointment of Julie Condon QC as a judge of the County Court.

Victims of youth crime will be able to share their stories publicly and child sex offenders will be prevented from using evidence of their good character to argue for lesser sentences, under a suite of new laws to be introduced by the Andrews Labor Government today.

In an Australian first, a Victorian group will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its ground-breaking efforts to achieve a treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons globally.

The Andrews Labor Government is investing $23.9 million in the Children’s Court to implement key youth justice reforms to crack down on youth crime and keep the community safe.