Planning Minister Richard Wynne has released a new vision for Fishermans Bend, the 465-hectare area near Melbourne’s CBD which will one day accommodate more than 80,000 people.

New planning controls around St Kilda Road and the Shrine of Remembrance will protect and enhance a picturesque and historic part of the inner city. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has approved controls which allow for more development but protect the Shrine and Albert Park..

The design for the future of Hoddle Street is out to market this week, which will give 330,000 motorists and public transport users a more reliable journey each day.

In an Australian first, the Caring Dads program which helps dads realise the impact of family violence is set to begin in Melbourne.

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.

Speaker – it’s never too late to put things right. It’s never too late to say sorry – and mean it. That’s what brings us all to the heart of our democracy here, in this Parliament where, over the course of decades, a powerful prejudice was written..

The Andrews Labor Government will introduce new laws to help stamp out bad behaviour when it comes to short stay accommodation in Victoria.

Students and teachers at Fitzroy Primary School are celebrating a new roof, thanks to a $353,000 contribution from the Andrews Labor Government.

Victims, Victoria Police and the state’s peak service groups will work with the Andrews Labor Government to overhaul our family violence system from the ground up.

Early works have begun on the Andrews Labor Government’s transformation of the Hurstbridge line.

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).

A new master plan with towers, shops and open space has been approved for the former Melbourne Convention Centre site on Spencer Street, overlooking the Yarra River.

One of the oldest theatres in the country, Her Majesty’s Theatre in Ballarat, will benefit from the Andrews Labor Government’s investment into Victoria’s historic treasures.

Victoria has again recorded the highest number of new housing approvals in the country, with another 5737 dwellings approved in March, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

New housing and a boost to the city’s construction industry have been delivered through approval for a new $20 million development in Ballarat.