New, stronger counter-terrorism laws to better protect Victorians from terror attacks have now commenced.

The Andrews Labor Government has passed new laws that crack down on people who attack and injure emergency workers on duty by making sure they are given a custodial sentence, as well as further limiting the use of community correction orders.

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’s new public order laws to crack down on violent behaviour at protests and public events are now in force.

The Andrews Labor Government will introduce new laws in Parliament today to ensure police officers can legally use body-worn cameras in their daily duties.

Victoria's largest ever suite of legislative measures will be introduced today to crackdown on serious offenders, toughen sentences for serious and violent crimes, and increase consequences for young offenders, as the Andrews Labor Government takes further steps to keep the community safe.

The Andrews Labor Government has announcement 50 new frontline police officers to be deployed to the southeast from next month.

The Andrews Labor Government today introduced new public order laws and harsher penalties to stamp out violence at protests or public events.

The Andrews Labor Government is creating new laws, upgrading courts and giving police the tools they need to hold perpetrators of family violence to account and put victims first, as part of the landmark 10-year Family Violence Strategy.

The Andrews Labor Government will deliver a $23.9 million investment to hold family violence perpetrators to account and support victims as we overhaul the way the justice system responds to our number one law and order challenge.

Video court hearings will reduce pressure on police cells following the introduction of new legislation by the Andrews Labor Government.