Victorian Greens MPs

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Nina Springle

Deputy Leader of the Victorian Greens, MLC for South Eastern Metropolitan

I am a strong voice for local communities. I have over a decade of experience in social justice, women’s rights, public health issues and community development.

Samantha Ratnam

Leader of the Victorian Greens, MLC for Northern Metropolitan

I’m a Brunswick local and I love working closely with my community.

Sue is the Victorian Greens spokesperson on Arts, Education, Justice, Corrections, Police, Racing and Animal Welfare. She is a passionate advocate for justice and equality and greater investment in public education and the arts.

Samantha Dunn

MLC for Eastern Metropolitan

I care about you and your family. I am a strong voice for you in Parliament, representing our shared vision to improve the East's liveability and standing up for forests, public transport, cycling and road safety.

Ellen Sandell

MLA for Melbourne

I'm a leading campaigner on climate change. I love Melbourne and its commitment to diversity and fairness. As a Kensington local I want to keep Melbourne liveable and protect our way of life.

Sam Hibbins

MLA for Prahran

I love living in Prahran and I have a vision for a greener and more liveable community. I support public transport that works for you, more open space to enjoy and equality for all.

Lidia Thorpe

MLA for Northcote

Lidia Thorpe is a Gunnai-Gunditjmara woman, living on Wurundjeri Country in South Preston in Melbourne’s north.

Huong Truong

MP for Western Metropolitan Region

My story is entwined with thousands of diverse communities across the Western Metro region.

Minister, work with Grandmas Against Removals

Lidia Thorpe

The Greens are calling on the Government to include local communities in decisions about out-of-home care Aboriginal child placements

Justice Legislation Amendment (Access to Justice) Bill 2018

Sue Pennicuik

I am very pleased to speak today on the Justice Legislation Amendment (Access to Justice) Bill 2018, which is an omnibus bill and makes amendments to a large number of acts in the justice portfolio. In particular it focuses on 16 of the 60 recommendations made in the Access to Justice Review, which was released in August 2016, and that was undertaken by the Department of Justice and Regulation with the assistance of Crown Counsel Melinda Richards, SC, and the former chair of the Queensland Legal Aid Commission, Rachel Hunter. I have read the report, and I think it is a really good report. One would say it is a timely, if not actually overdue, report.

Adjournment: Yarra Boulevard, Kew

Sue Pennicuik

Residents living on and near Yarra Boulevard in Kew continue to raise concerns about the use and safety of this road, which is under the care, management and responsibility of VicRoads, with council responsible for the footpaths and Parks Victoria for the adjacent parkland.

Members Statement: ABC Elsternwick site

Sue Pennicuik

In November last year the famous ABC TV studios in Gordon Street, Elsternwick, officially closed. What is to become of the iconic studios where shows such as Countdown, Adventure Island, Bellbird, Kath and Kim, the Late Show, SeaChange, Spicks and Specks, Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, the Big Gig and In Gordon Street Tonight were filmed has been the subject of much debate for at least the past five years or since the ABC started to move TV production to Southbank.

Adjournment: Arthurs Seat Eagle

Sue Pennicuik

My adjournment matter is for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, and it relates to the Arthurs Seat chairlift, which is now known as the Arthurs Seat Eagle. I first raised this issue in February 2016 on behalf of residents who were concerned about the adverse impacts on native vegetation landscapes and the local amenity that the sky lift would have.

Motion: Legislative Council regional sitting

Sue Pennicuik

The most recent regional sitting that the Legislative Council undertook was in September 2012 when the Legislative Council went for one day to the City of Greater Bendigo for a regional sitting. We really moved the whole of the Legislative Council to Bendigo and the Legislative Assembly to Ballarat at the same time.

Government still failing to establish a Retirement Housing Ombudsman

Lidia Thorpe

The Government is failing older people in endlessly deliberating about establishing a retirement housing ombudsman and failing renters by introducing rental reforms with little time to get them through parliament before the election.

Schools still neglected in Northcote and Thronbury

Lidia Thorpe

Lidia Thorpe calls for continued investment in Northcote and Thornbury schools.

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Victorian Greens MPs

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