Celebrating the outstanding contributions made by Victorian women and acknowledging the many ways in which they have made a lasting contribution to our state. The 27 new Victorian Honour Roll of Women ...

Keeping Victorians safe on and around the water. Marine Search and Rescue (MSAR) units across the state play an extremely important role in the safety of boaters around Victoria's coastline, out at ...

Respectful Relationships is an initiative to support schools and early childhood education settings to promote respect and equality. It supports early childhood professionals to teach our children how ...

Education Week is an annual celebration of public education in Victoria. In 2026, Victoria celebrated Education Week from Monday 18 May to Friday 22 May. The theme of 2026 Education Week was ‘Showcase ...

With 80 qualifications and short courses offered across Victoria at more than 90 campuses with state-of-the-art training facilities, Free TAFE makes it possible for you to build a rewarding career.

A Royal Commission into the nature and extent of corruption, criminal conduct and serious misconduct in relation to major construction projects in Victoria. An independent public record of people’s ...

The NDIS will increase the number of Victorians with disability receiving support. Under the NDIS, participants can choose and control the supports and services they need. This means disability ...

The Family Violence Outcomes Framework (FVOF) translates Victoria’s vision to end family violence, outlined in our 10-Year Plan, into a set of outcomes, indicators and measures. The 10-year plan helps ...

Victorian government schools cannot charge fees. Schools provide students with free instruction and ensure students have free access to all items, activities and services that are used by the school ...

If you want to know more about regional bus fares, call us on 1800 800 007(opens in a new window). The Victorian Government is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest ...

If you sell tobacco in Victoria — either retailing to the public or wholesaling to other businesses — you must have a tobacco licence. The applicant is who will hold the licence if one is granted.

Significant penalties apply for illicit tobacco offences and selling without a licence. From 9 September 2026, premises in Victoria may be immediately closed if they sell tobacco without a licence or ...