Victoria, the first Australian state to introduce free education, this year is reaching the milestone of offering public education for 150 years. …

All public metropolitan and major regional hospitals will be declared a 'code brown' in Victoria from midday, Wednesday, January 19.

Two hotel quarantine sites in Melbourne will transform into “medi-hotels” to relieve pressure on Victoria’s hospitals as patient numbers continue to rise to nearly 1000. …

Thousands of health workers are unavailable to work in Victoria as Omicron puts the system under “extreme strain”, the state’s deputy premier says.  The state…

Victoria will have the capacity to produce tens of millions of mRNA vaccine doses from 2024 under a new deal with the federal government and…

Submissions for Victoria's new mental health legislation highlight the need for lived mental health experience in governance.

Victoria’s capacity to provide round-the-clock care for young people needing mental health support will double, with five new regional facilities. …

Victoria school kids who are primary contacts of positive COVID-19 cases can isolate for half the time if they receive negative rapid antigen test results. …

Of those new 800 new employees, a career structure plan will also be applied to help build a ‘lived experience workforce’.

Victoria has brought forward plans to place mental health practitioners in the state’s secondary schools by a whole year.

Teachers in Victoria will need to have their first COVID-19 vaccine dose by mid-October to attend work.

The Victorian government has announced $1.3 million funding to place 80 intern teachers from Teach for Australia into select public schools next year.

Public engagement on the act opened this week, and will close on July 4.

Victoria has announced $9.57 million in additional funding for mental health services to meet the rise in demand during the state's extended lockdown.