The Andrews Labor Government will get on with important maintenance work on Melbourne’s iconic West Gate Bridge to strengthen the road for the hundreds of thousands of motorists who rely on it every day

The world’s first, purpose-built liquified hydrogen carrier ship has been unveiled amid huge fanfare in Japan – and its first destination is Victoria

Victoria is calling on the Commonwealth to ban combustible cladding and restore confidence in the building industry to avoid a national insurance crisis ahead of today’s Building Ministers’ forum in Canberra

Victorians have backed Federation Square’s role as a place for public celebration and assembly, and as a key cultural and civic hub, in feedback that has formed the backbone of a major review of the public space

The Andrews Labor Government is upgrading buildings and playgrounds across Victorian kindergartens to create more inclusive environments for children of all abilities

The 2019-20 Budget Update released today shows Victoria’s economy is strong and the budget remains in surplus, as the state faces weakening national economic conditions and falling consumer confidence.

The Andrews Labor Government will appoint a monitor to examine the governance and operations of City of Whittlesea.

Victoria’s world-class health system is leading the nation when it comes to patients being treated faster and getting the surgery they need, new data shows.

The world-renowned building professional who led the review of high-rise regulation following the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London will be part of an expert panel that leads a comprehensive review of Victoria’s building system.

Speeding motorists are on notice as new technology to crack down on dangerous driving and help save lives hits the roads.

The Andrews Labor Government is on track to deliver 100 new schools across the state by 2026 with a building company appointed to construct the last four of the 14 schools set to open in 2021.

Dozens of Catholic and independent schools across Victoria will share in more than $70 million to build and upgrade facilities, giving students better schools and the best start in life.

More Victorians will be protected from the sun’s harmful UV rays, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government installing more sunshades in public areas and sports clubs.

Minister for Veterans Robin Scott today opened three different grant streams to support veterans, including the new, one-off 75th Anniversary of the End of World War Two program.

The Andrews Labor Government is delivering on a key recommendation of the Royal Commission into Family Violence through the creation of a dedicated Specialist Family Violence Court in Ballarat.

The Victorian, New South Wales, Queensland and ACT governments have released the Interim Report for their independent joint review of NAPLAN

Tenants once at risk of homelessness have begun moving into 100 new and affordable homes thanks to the Andrews Labor Government.

The first class of Australia’s inaugural GovTech accelerator has developed projects that will help identify health risks, better support hospital patients and improve safety and information on our public transport network