Seize the Opportunity. Ask the Hard Questions. Make a Difference. 
30-07-2026 08:28 via acl.org.au

Seize the Opportunity. Ask the Hard Questions. Make a Difference. 

The Victorian Legislative Council is more than just the Upper House—it’s the House of Review. It scrutinises legislation, holds the Government to account, and often determines whether controversial laws pass or fail. This term, no party has held a majority in the Legislative Council. As a result, the Government has relied on crossbench parties—including the Victorian Greens…
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