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Authorised by the Victorian Government 1 Treasury Place, Melbourne

November 2015

Copyright State of Victoria 2015

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365 days ago, the Victorian people gave us the greatest privilege of all: the rare chance to make a real difference in the lives of Victorian families.

And we havent wasted a single day.

From our first day in office when we declared an end to the war on paramedics, to now with our plans underway to fix the ambulance crisis and save more lives I said wed stick to our word and we have.

Its been a long year but weve worked our hardest.

Medicinal cannabis is coming, adoption equality is coming, and so is Melbourne Metro Rail the most important public transport project in the country, bar none.

Were saving TAFE, we saved the wind industry, and we saved the High Country, too.

We cleaned up the East West mess and were getting rid of the level crossings which hold up cars, slow down trains and take peoples lives.

Regional industries are growing, the animal cruelty industry is shrinking and the number one law and order issue in the nation family violence is facing the most powerful inquiry in Australias history.

Weve tried to do a lot of good.

Our record funding for Victorian schools has given our kids a real chance to learn and achieve and grow, and most importantly, build a great life for themselves.

And I think our efforts to rebuild our broken health system will give so many of our loved ones the peace of mind they deserve when they need it most.

Theres a lot more work to do just yet.

And were getting on with it.

Because were a government that puts people first.

The Hon. Daniel Andrews MP Premier

PREMIERS FOREWORD


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365 COMMITMENTS IN 365 DAYS

MELBOURNE METRO RAIL

$4.5 billion to get started on the biggest transport project in Australia the biggest overhaul to our system since the City Loop.

ESTABLISHED A ROYAL COMMISSION INTO FAMILY VIOLENCE

This is Australias number one law and order issue, and Australias first Royal Commission into Family Violence will give us the answers we need to ensure a safer future for Victorian families.

ENDED THE WAR ON PARAMEDICS

On day one, we declared an end to the war on our hardworking paramedics. They look after our loved ones and they deserve the Governments full support.

REMOVING 50 LEVEL CROSSINGS

Were removing 50 of the most dangerous and congested level crossings that hold up cars, slow down trains and take peoples lives.

LEGALISING MEDICINAL CANNABIS

Parents shouldnt have to choose between helping their children and breaking the law. Medicinal cannabis will make a real difference in the lives of so many families.

TAFE RESCUE FUND

Cuts almost destroyed our TAFE system. Today, our $320 million TAFE Rescue Fund is already flowing, saving campuses across the state.

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BUDGET SURPLUS

Our government will continue to maintain a budget operating surplus of at least $100 million, because responsible financial management matters.

CRACKED DOWN ON PUPPY FARMS

We cracked down on puppy farms and introduced tough new measures to support animal welfare, because puppies belong in a family, not a factory.

NO JAB, NO PLAY

Children will be fully immunised before their parents can enrol them in childcare or kinder, because the health of our next generation matters more than anything.

ACTION ON THE ICE CRISIS

We delivered our $45 million Ice Action Plan within the first 100 days of forming Government, taking action on a crisis thats devastating families.

REGIONAL JOBS FUND

Our $200 million Regional Jobs Fund will grow the regional economy and invest in some of our fastest-growing industries including food and fibre and new energy.

EUREKA STADIUM UPGRADE

We have a $31.5 million plan to overhaul the Eureka Precinct and make the ground AFL ready.

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13 / POLICE REGIONAL RADIO UPGRADE

14 / BLACKBURN ROAD & HEATHERDALE ROAD LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

15 / MAJOR CONSTRUCTION HAS STARTED ON THE REMOVAL OF THE BURKE ROAD LEVEL CROSSING, GLEN IRIS

16 / MAJOR CONSTRUCTION IS NOW UNDERWAY AT THE CENTRE ROAD, BENTLEIGH LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL

17 / CENTRE ROAD, CLAYTON LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

18 / CHANDLER ROAD, NOBLE PARK LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

19 / CLAYTON ROAD, CLAYTON LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

20 / CORRIGAN ROAD, NOBLE PARK LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

21 / EARLY WORKS UNDERWAY AT FURLONG ROAD, ST ALBANS LEVEL CROSSING

22 / GRANGE ROAD, CARNEGIE LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

23 / HEATHERDALE ROAD, MITCHAM LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

24 / HEATHERTON ROAD, NOBLE PARK LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

25 / KOORNANG ROAD CARNEGIE LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

26 / CONSTRUCTION HAS STARTED ON THE REMOVAL OF THE MAIN ROAD,ST ALBANS LEVEL CROSSING

27 / MAJOR CONSTRUCTION IS NOW UNDERWAY AT THE MCKINNON ROAD, MCKINNON LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL

28 / MURRUMBEENA ROAD MURRUMBEENA LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

29 / MAJOR CONSTRUCTION IS NOW UNDERWAY ON THE NORTH ROAD, ORMOND LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL

30 / POATH ROAD LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT OUT TO TENDER, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

31 / CONTRACT SIGNED FOR MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY, BAYSWATER LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL, CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR

32 / CONTRACT SIGNED FOR SCORESBY ROAD, BAYSWATER LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT, WITH CONSTRUCTION TO START NEXT YEAR

33 / REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO CLOSING THE GAP IN ABORIGINAL OUTCOMES

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34 / EXAMINE THE POLICING OF FOOD LABELLING LAWS

35 / TARGET ONE MILLION: IMPLEMENT A MARINE SPECIES STOCKING PROGRAM

36 / $500,000 TO FIX THE EUROA SALEYARDS

37 / $10 MILLION BETTER FISHING FACILITIES FUND

38 / ESTABLISH A MINISTERIAL WINE INDUSTRY ADVISORY GROUP

39 / $10 MILLION TO DEVELOP THE GIPPSLAND LOGISTICS PRECINCT

40 / REVIEW VICTORIAS RESTRICTED BREED DOG LAWS

41 / TARGET ONE MILLION: $5 MILLION FISH STOCKING AND EDUCATION PROGRAM

42 / TARGET ONE MILLION: GROW THE VICTORIAN TROUT OPENING FESTIVAL AND OPEN RECREATIONAL TROUT COD FISHERIES IN BEECHWORTH

43 / ENSURE TRAINEE DOGS HAVE THE SAME ACCESS TO CAFES, RESTAURANTS AND OTHER BUSINESSES AS QUALIFIED SEEING EYE DOGS

44 / $500,000 OVER 4 YEARS FOR YOUNG FARMER SCHOLARSHIPS

45 / INVEST $20 MILLION TO UPGRADE AMBULANCE VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT

46 / INVEST $20 MILLION TO UPGRADE AMBULANCE STATIONS

47 / RELEASE AMBULANCE VICTORIAS STATEMENT OF PRIORITIES BY 1 NOVEMBER EACH YEAR

48 / EXTRA SUPPORT SERVICES FOR PARAMEDICS

49 / ESTABLISH AN AMBULANCE PERFORMANCE AND POLICY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE

50 / REBUILD WENDOUREE AMBULANCE STATION

51 / $1.2 MILLION FOR MORE FAMILY VIOLENCE DUTY LAWYERS AT MAGISTRATES COURTS

52 / $500,000 TO REDUCE WAITING LISTS FOR COURT ORDERED MENS BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE PROGRAMS

53 / RE-ESTABLISH THE STANDING FAMILY VIOLENCE DEATH REVIEW FOR ALL FAMILY VIOLENCE RELATED DEATHS INVESTIGATED BY THE CORONERS COURT

54 / AUDIT ALL MAGISTRATES COURTS TO ASSESS THE RISK OF DANGER TO WOMEN ARRIVING AND DEPARTING COURT

55 / $200,000 FOR THE LAW HANDBOOK

56 / $2 MILLION SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY LEGAL CENTRE ASSISTANCE FUND

57 / ALLEVIATE AN IMPEDIMENT TO ACCESS JUSTICE FOR TERMINALLY ILL VICTORIANS WHO HAVE ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES

58 / REPEAL THE MOVE ON PROVISIONS IN THE SUMMARY OFFENCES AND SENTENCING AMENDMENT ACT 2014


59 / AMEND THE RELATIONSHIPS ACT 2008 TO ENABLE MORE COUPLES TO HAVE THEIR RELATIONSHIPS FORMALLY RECOGNISED

60 / PREVENT THE FAMILIES OF SERIOUS OFFENDERS FROM CLAIMING COMPENSATION UNDER THE WRONGS ACT 1958

61 / PUBLISH DETAILS OF THE BRIEFING AND PRO BONO PRACTICES OF INDIVIDUAL VICTORIAN PANEL LAW FIRMS

62 / DEVELOP A NEW CREATIVE INDUSTRIES STRATEGY, AND A CULTURAL AND ARTS POLICY

63 / $50 MILLION FOR THE STATE LIBRARY REDEVELOPMENT

64 / $150,000 FOR MULTICULTURAL ARTS VICTORIA TO UNDERTAKE A FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE HOUSE OF WORLD CULTURES

65 / UPGRADE MULLAUNA COLLEGE

66 / REBUILD GREENSBOROUGH COLLEGE

67 / FINISH REBUILDING CRANBOURNE SECONDARY COLLEGE

68 / BUILD A HIGH SCHOOL IN PRAHRAN

69 / REBUILD KYNETON PRIMARY SCHOOL

70 / BUILD A SKILLS AND JOBS HUB AT KYNETON SECONDARY

71 / REBUILD CHELTENHAM SECONDARY COLLEGE

72 / REBUILD GLEN EIRA COLLEGE

73 / UPGRADE MORDIALLOC COLLEGE

74 / REBUILD GEELONG HIGH SCHOOL

75 / BUILD A YEAR 9 CAMPUS FOR ALBERT PARK COLLEGE

76 / REPLACE SPRINGVALE RISE PRIMARY SCHOOLS OUTDOOR BASKETBALL COURTS

77 / FUND INSIGHT SPECIALIST PRIMARY SCHOOL IN BERWICK

78 / BUILD AN ECO-CUBBY AT BERWICK FIELDS PRIMARY SCHOOL

79 / INVEST IN BAYSIDE P-12 COLLEGE

80 / REBUILD SANDRINGHAM COLLEGE BEAUMARIS CAMPUS

81 / BUILD A NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR MORWELL

82 / UPGRADE SUNSHINE COLLEGE

83 / UPGRADE ST HELENA SECONDARY COLLEGE AND GLEN KATHERINE PRIMARY SCHOOLS SPORTING FACILITIES

84 / UPGRADE ST PATRICKS PRIMARY SCHOOL

85 / UPGRADE CARLTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

86 / REDEVELOP KALIANNA SPECIAL SCHOOL

87 / UPGRADE DANDENONG HIGH SCHOOL

88 / PARKHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL

89 / UPGRADE LYNDALE SECONDARY COLLEGE IN DANDENONG

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90 / REBUILD BENTLEIGH SECONDARY COLLEGE

91 / UPGRADE MOOROOLBARK EAST PRIMARY SCHOOL

92 / UPGRADE PARKDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL

93 / UPGRADE BRUNSWICK SECONDARY COLLEGE

94 / REPAIR BELLARINE SECONDARY SCHOOL

95 / UPGRADE NEW GISBORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL

96 / REPLACE SCHOOL PORTABLES AT EMERALD SECONDARY COLLEGE

97 / UPGRADE DAYLESFORD SECONDARY COLLEGE

98 / REBUILD ELWOOD COLLEGE

99 / BUILD WILLIAM RUTHVEN SECONDARY COLLEGE

100 / REBUILD ESSENDON KEILOR COLLEGE

101 / UPGRADE PHOENIX P-12 COMMUNITY COLLEGE

102 / UPGRADE VIEWBANK COLLEGE

103 / UPGRADE DELACOMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL

104 / UPGRADE YARRA JUNCTION PRIMARY SCHOOL

105 / UPGRADE DRYSDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL

106 / UPGRADE NORTHCOTE HIGH SCHOOL

107 / REBUILD MORIAC PRIMARY SCHOOL

108 / UPGRADE SUNBURY COLLEGE

109 / UPGRADE SEAFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL

110 / UPGRADE MONBULK COLLEGE

111 / UPGRADE JELLS PARK SCHOOL

112 / UPGRADE MONTEREY SECONDARY COLLEGE

113 / UPGRADE BEAUFORT SECONDARY COLLEGE

114 / UPGRADE WALLAN SECONDARY COLLEGE

115 / REBUILD HAMPTON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

116 / REBUILD WHITTINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

117 / UPGRADE HIGHVALE SECONDARY COLLEGE

118 / UPGRADE NOBLE PARK SECONDARY COLLEGE

119 / REBUILD STRATHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL

120 / REBUILD AMSLEIGH PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

121 / REBUILD EPSOM PRIMARY SCHOOL

122 / UPGRADE WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL


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EASTER SUNDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY

We made Easter Sunday a public holiday, so people who have to spend this special day at work are fairly compensated.

IMPROVE THE SAFETY OF MMA

We lifted the ban on safety enclosures for Mixed Martial Arts. This allowed the first UFC event at Etihad Stadium in November, which was the most-attended match in the sports history.

ENDED HIV DISCRIMINATION IN THE CRIMES ACT

Section 19A of the Crimes Act 1958 was Australias only HIV-specific law which discriminated against people living with the disease. We repealed it.

LEASE THE PORT OF MELBOURNE

Were getting on with securing the long-term lease of the Port of Melbourne. Funds received will go towards the transport projects our state needs to grow.

FAIR COUNCIL RATES

We are capping council rate rises to discourage wasteful council spending and reduce the burden on local businesses and families.

EDUCATION STATE FUNDING

Weve delivered $747 million in new funding to meet the needs of kids in every government school.

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WESTERN WOMENS AND CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

The $200 million Joan Kirner Womens and Childrens Hospital in Sunshine will boost care and services for families in the fastest-growing area in Australia.

GIVING LOCALS A FAIR GO

We are giving locals a real say in local planning decisions. Now, the number of objectors to proposed developments must be taken into account by VCAT.

THOUSANDS OF TRUCKS OFF THE WEST GATE

The West Gate Distributor project or Western Distributor proposals will take thousands of trucks off the West Gate Bridge.

THOMPSONS ROAD DUPLICATION

Were fixing the local roads that people use every day, including this $175 million plan to duplicate this busy road in one of Melbournes fastest growing areas.

CATHOLIC AND INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

Some of our most disadvantaged schools are Catholic and independent. Our $120 million plan to rebuild school buildings and facilities will make sure no child misses out.

GETTING POLICE BACK ON THE BEAT

Police shouldnt have to babysit prisoners in the local lock-up. Our $149 million plan to recruit 400 Police Custody Officers will release police back onto the frontline.

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135 / UPGRADE BENDIGO SECONDARY COLLEGE

136 / REBUILD MILL PARK HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL

137 / COMPLETE WERRIBEE SECONDARY COLLEGE

138 / REBUILD KURNAI COLLEGE

139 / UPGRADE FRANKSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

140 / UPGRADE MCKINNON SECONDARY COLLEGE

141 / SOUTH YARRA PRIMARY SCHOOL

142 / STONNINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

143 / UPGRADE BALLARAT SECONDARY COLLEGE

144 / REBUILD WESTBREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL

145 / BUILD SOUTH MELBOURNE PARK PRIMARY

146 / SAFE SCHOOLS COALITION VICTORIA EXPANSION

147 / $5 MILLION TO EXPAND THE PLANNED NEW BANNOCKBURN P-6 PROJECT

148 / MUSIC IN SCHOOLS PROGRAM FOR PURCHASING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MUSICAL EDUCATION

149 / REBUILD PORTARLINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

150 / $125 MILLION TO ESTABLISH 10 NEW TECHNICAL SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE FOR STUDENTS IN YEARS 7 TO 12

151 / $15 MILLION TO DEVELOP THE FOOTSCRAY LEARNING PRECINCT

152 / BUILD A NEW MERNDA P-12

153 / UPGRADE TARNEIT P-9 COLLEGE

154 / DEVELOP A SPECIAL NEEDS PLAN FOR VICTORIAN SCHOOLS

155 / UPGRADE MOOROODUC PRIMARY SCHOOL

156 / UPGRADE MONTMORENCY SECONDARY COLLEGE

157 / BUILD A NEW HAZEL GLEN COLLEGE

158 / FISHERMANS BEND SCHOOL IN FERRARS STREET

159 / $15.5 MILLION TO SPONSOR STATE SCHOOLS RELIEF SO THEY CAN ASSIST TO PROVIDE SCHOOL UNIFORMS, SHOES, BOOKS, STATIONARY AND SOFTWARE

160 / ESTABLISH A $148.3 MILLION CAMPS, SPORTS AND EXCURSIONS FUND

161 / UPGRADE DALLAS BROOKS COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL

162 / RE-START THE PLANNING PROCESS FOR DOCKLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL

163 / UPGRADE ALBANY RISE PRIMARY SCHOOL

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164 / PROVIDE LONG-TERM FUNDING CERTAINTY FOR NON-GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS, INCLUDING INTRODUCING LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE RECURRENT FUNDING CERTAINTY

165 / SAVE NAPOLEONS PRIMARY SCHOOLS LIBRARY AND ART ROOM

166 / REZONE STRATHMORE SECONDARY COLLEGE FOR LOCAL STUDENTS

167 / DEVELOP A REVISED TEACHER PERFORMANCE AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW PROCESS

168 / ENSURE TRANSPARENCY FOR GONSKI FUNDING

169 / DEVELOP AN INVESTMENT ATTRACTION STRATEGY

170 / $1 MILLION TO HELP ENGAGE WITH THE MINING SECTOR

171 / REVIEW VICTORIAS FEED-IN TARIFF APPROACH

172 / IMPLEMENT A VICTORIAN RENEWABLE ENERGY ACTION PLAN

173 / $200,000 FOR NEWSTEAD2021 TO DRAW UP A MASTER PLAN TO TRANSITION NEWSTEAD TO RENEWABLE ENERGY

174 / $100,000 FOR THE COMMUNITY AT WOODEND TO BUILD A SOLAR FARM AT THE BLACK FOREST TIMBER MILL

175 / PENALISE ENERGY COMPANIES BREAKING CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS

176 / LEGISLATE TO EXPAND THE POWERS OF THE ESSENTIAL SERVICES COMMISSION TO PROTECT DISADVANTAGED CONSUMERS

177 / MAJOR PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO THE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AUTHORITY

178 / BAN EWASTE FROM LANDFILL

179 / REMOVE THE GOVERNMENTS ABILITY TO GRANT 99-YEAR LEASES FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN NATIONAL PARKS

180 / LEGISLATE AN ACHIEVABLE CARBON EMISSIONS REDUCTION TARGET

181 / ESTABLISH A NEW MARINE AND COASTAL ACT

182 / REVIEW THE NEW NATIVE VEGETATION REGULATIONS

183 / IMPROVE RIPARIAN LANDS AND RIVER WAYS

184 / REMOVE HORSEPOWER AND BOAT LENGTH RESTRICTIONS AT BLUE ROCK LAKE IN WEST GIPPSLAND

185 / FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT STRATEGY


186 / ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF LIVING VICTORIA

187 / ESTABLISH A MINISTERIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE LGBTI COMMUNITY

188 / $500,000 OVER FOUR YEARS FOR THE BALLARAT CENTRE AGAINST SEXUAL ASSAULT

189 / TRIAL DURESS CARDS FOR WOMEN LIVING IN FEAR OF ABUSIVE PARTNERS

190 / RE-ESTABLISH AND EXPAND THE WORKHEALTH PROGRAM

191 / REVIEW THE EFFECTIVENESS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATION, REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT BY THE VICTORIAN WORKCOVER AUTHORITY

192 / INVESTIGATE IMPROVING THE FUEL EFFICIENCY OF GOVERNMENT FLEET CARS

193 / IMPROVE THE SAFETY OF VICTORIAN DOCTORS, NURSES AND OTHER HEALTH WORKERS BY ESTABLISHING A $20 MILLION FUND TO HELP REDUCE VIOLENCE

194 / EXPAND THE CARDIOVASCULAR SERVICE AT BALLARAT HEALTH SERVICES

195 / $20 MILLION FOR A NEW 12-BED ICU AT THE ANGLISS

196 / $106 MILLION FOR THE CASEY HOSPITAL EXPANSION

197 / $16 MILLION FOR THE MOORABBIN HOSPITAL IMAGING AND OUTPATIENTS EXPANSION

198 / BUILD THE VICTORIAN HEART HOSPITAL

199 / PROVIDE A GREATER SAY FOR DYING PATIENTS

200 / $1 MILLION TO SAVE THE LATROBE VALLEY UNIVERSITY TRAINING CLINIC

201 / ADDRESS VIOLENCE AGAINST NURSES

202 / INVESTIGATE FUTURE NEEDS OF WEST GIPPSLAND HEALTH CARE

203 / SAVE THE NATIONAL CENTRE FOR FARMER HEALTH

204 / $5 MILLION FOR SUNSMART EDUCATION CAMPAIGN

205 / $25 MILLION FOR GENOMIC TESTING

206 / FIND THE MISSING BEDS WITH THE TRAVIS HOSPITAL BED CENSUS

207 / $600,000 FUNDING FOR THE GATWICK HOTEL

208 / $2.5 MILLION FOR SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF FAMILY VIOLENCE

209 / BOOST TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTORIA

210 / INVEST AN ADDITIONAL $7.5 MILLION INTO THE GEELONG REGIONAL INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT FUND

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211 / IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BETRAYAL OF TRUST INQUIRY

212 / STOP THE SELL OFF OF AGED CARE BEDS

213 / ESTABLISH A PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO ABUSE IN DISABILITY SERVICES

214 / FAMILY VIOLENCE WORKPLACE LEAVE

215 / STRENGTHEN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SUPPORT TO GOVERNMENT

216 / ESTABLISH A CENTRAL BARGAINING UNIT (CBU) TO SUPPORT A FAIRER APPROACH TO ENTERPRISE BARGAINING

217 / ESTABLISH AN INQUIRY INTO INSECURE WORK

218 / INVEST AN ADDITIONAL $10.5 MILLION INTO MELBOURNES NORTH INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT FUND

219 / ESTABLISH A $200 MILLION FUTURE INDUSTRIES FUND

220 / $2 MILLION TO FUND ETHICAL CLOTHING AUSTRALIA

221 / ESTABLISH AN INTERFACE COUNCILS FUND

222 / DEVELOP A 10 YEAR MENTAL HEALTH PLAN FOR VICTORIA

223 / $60 MILLION FOR ORYGEN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH REDEVELOPMENT

224 / $5 MILLION FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES

225 / SET UP GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY ICE ACTION GROUPS

226 / $500,000 GRANT FOR BETH WEIZMANN CENTRE SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS

227 / $450,000 GRANT PROGRAM FOR MULTICULTURAL MEDIA OUTLETS ACROSS THE STATE

228 / $800,000 FOR THE CENTRE FOR INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE

229 / $90,000 PER ANNUM FUNDING TO THE AUSTRALIAN GREEK WELFARE SOCIETY

230 / $200,000 TO THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY OF AUSTRALIA (VCA) VICTORIAN CHAPTER

231 / REVIEW THE FISHERMANS BEND PLANNING PROCESS AND STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK PLAN

232 / REVIEW THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF RESIDENTS NEAR MAJOR HAZARD FACILITIES

233 / REVIEW THE HERITAGE ACT 1995 TO PROTECT BUILT HERITAGE AND AUDIT VICTORIAN HERITAGE BUILDINGS

234 / REBUILD BORONIA HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL

235 / REVIEW INTO SALE OF WILLIAM DUNSTAN RESERVE IN GOLDEN POINT, BALLARAT


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BREAKFAST CLUBS

No child should miss out on the most important meal of the day. Our $13.5 million plan will provide breakfast for 25,000 children across Victoria.

COAL SEAM GAS

We have maintained the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing while an important Parliamentary Inquiry examines all the evidence.

CREATIVE VICTORIA

Victoria is the creative capital, and we established Creative Victoria to support our film, arts, design and music sectors to create more jobs.

RELEASED AMBULANCE DATA

Hiding response times doesnt save lives. Victorians deserve to know the state of their ambulance branch, and thats why we released the data.

BANNED CATTLE GRAZING IN THE HIGH COUNTRY

Cattle are out of the high country. The Alpine and Red Gum National Parks are international heritage icons and they must be protected.

GRAND FINAL FRIDAY

The Friday before the AFL Grand Final is now a public holiday in Victoria. It was a huge success with record crowds attending the parade.

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MORE KINDERS

Our $50 million plan to upgrade and build kindergartens across Victoria will keep kids safe, give parents more choice and help hard-working staff do more.

24 HOUR PUBLIC TRANSPORT ON WEEKENDS

The new Night Network will start on 1 January 2016: all night trains, trams and buses on weekends, to get you home safe.

ADOPTION EQUALITY

The only thing that matters in any family is love. Thats why were changing adoption laws to ensure equality for all loving parents, regardless of sexuality.

SIMONDS STADIUM UPGRADE

Provide $70 million for Simonds Stadium, increasing the capacity to 36,000 and creating hundreds of jobs.

GREATER RECOGNITION OF VICTORIAS TRADITIONAL OWNERS

Working with Parliament to ensure the Aboriginal Flag is permanently flown, as well as introducing the Aboriginal Heritage Amendment Bill to provide Traditional Owners a greater say.

WIDENING THE TULLAMARINE FREEWAY

When completed, there will be six lanes of freeway to and from our gateway in Tullamarine to the very heart of the city.

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248 / CREATE A NEW GEELONG AUTHORITY

249 / ESTABLISH AN INDEPENDENT PANEL FOR THE TARRAN VALLEY

250 / REVOKE THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT ZONE

251 / PROTECT PORT PHILLIP WOOLLEN MILL SITE, WILLIAMSTOWN

252 / COMMISSION AN INDEPENDENT REVIEW INTO THE PROPOSED BRUNSWICK TERMINAL STATION UPGRADES

253 / $15 MILLION TO BUY LAND AND BUILD A POLICE STATION AT MERNDA

254 / $15 MILLION FOR NEW DRUG AND BOOZE BUSES

255 / MODERNISING THE ADOPTION ACT

256 / GIVE POLICE THE POWER TO CONDUCT BLOOD TESTS FOR DRIVERS INVOLVED IN CRASHES WHERE THERE ARE FATALITIES OR SERIOUS INJURIES

257 / DEPLOY PROTECTIVE SERVICES OFFICERS ON 24 HOUR WEEKEND PUBLIC TRANSPORT

258 / $100 MILLION TO IMPROVE VICTORIAS BUS NETWORKS

259 / $4.8 MILLION FOR THE HUNTINGDALE BUS INTERCHANGE

260 / MERNDA RAIL EXTENSION

261 / BENDIGO METRO RAIL

262 / $50 MILLION FOR THE FRANKSTON STATION PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT

263 / BUY 20 NEW VLOCITY V/LINE CARRIAGE AND REQUIRE A MINIMUM LOCAL CONTENT REQUIREMENT OF AT LEAST 50 PER CENT

264 / BUY 30 NEW TRAINS FOR THE METRO NETWORK AND REQUIRE A MINIMUM LOCAL CONTENT REQUIREMENT OF AT LEAST 50 PER CENT

265 / HARDSHIP SUPPORT FOR TAXI LICENCE OWNERS

266 / UPGRADE KEYSBOROUGH COLLEGE

267 / EXPANDING PUBLIC TRANSPORT CONCESSIONS FOR VETERANS

268 / DELIVER 20-MINUTE FREQUENCY RAIL SERVICES BETWEEN GEELONG AND MELBOURNE

269 / ESTABLISH A BOX HILL TRANSPORT INTERCHANGE ADVISORY GROUP

270 / OPEN A SECOND PRAHRAN STATION ENTRANCE

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271 / ESTABLISH A TAXI AND HIRE CAR INDUSTRY MINISTERIAL FORUM

272 / RE-OPEN THE CAR PARK AT SANDOWN PARK RAILWAY STATION

273 / RENEW THE VICTORIAN RACING INDUSTRY FUND (VRIF) FOR A FURTHER FOUR YEARS

274 / $200,000 FOR THE NATIONAL JOCKEYS TRUST

275 / CONTINUATION OF THE RACEDAY ATTRACTION PROGRAM WITH BETTER ASSESSMENT AND NOTIFICATION TIMELINES

276 / SEED FUNDING OF $200,000 TO THE AUSTRALIAN TRAINERS TRUST

277 / PLANNING WORKS FOR CHANDLER PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

278 / COMMISSION A FULL AUDIT OF HARNESS RACING VICTORIA

279 / IMPLEMENT A PLANNING STUDY TO START THE WANDONG TO BENDIGO RAIL TRAIL

280 / $1 MILLION VICTORIAN WINE TOURISM STRATEGY

281 / $600,000 CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE STAWELL GIFT

282 / $1 MILLION TO ESTABLISH A HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

283 / FUND THE GO GOLDFIELDS PROGRAM

284 / $1.75M OF FUNDING FOR THE STAWELL PARTICLE PHYSICS LABORATORY

285 / VACC LPG INDUSTRY STUDY

286 / $1.4 MILLION FOR THE VICTORIAN OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT ON THE BELLARINE PENINSULA

287 / $25 MILLION FOR BALLARAT STATION REDEVELOPMENT

288 / $8 MILLION FOR SOVEREIGN HILL BY NIGHT

289 / $3.7 MILLION FOR ARARAT ARTS PRECINCT DEVELOPMENT

290 / $3.5 MILLION FOR THE NETWORKED RURAL COUNCILS VICTORIA PROGRAM

291 / $500,000 FOR FREWSTAL LAMB AND SHEEP PROCESSING

292 / $500,000 TO REVITALISE WEDDERBURN TOWN CENTRE

293 / $95,000 FOR ARARAT FREIGHT AND LOGISTICS FEASIBILITY STUDY

294 / SHIFT REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT VICTORIA TO THE HEART OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN GOVERNMENT

295 / ESTABLISH AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT UNIT IN GEELONGS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT VICTORIA OFFICE


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A FUND FOR NEW ENERGY JOBS

Our New Energy Jobs Fund will turbocharge investment in renewables, help preserve our environment, reduce bills and create new jobs.

BENDIGO STADIUM UPGRADE

Our upgrade will build 3000 permanent seats for major events and 15 new courts for basketball, volleyball and netball.

POLITICS OUT OF MAJOR PROJECTS

We created Infrastructure Victoria for an independent source of advice on our infrastructure needs, because we need to take the short-term politics out of long-term planning.

NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS

Were investing a record $510 million to upgrade and rebuild government schools, because kids deserve to learn in comfort and safety.

GENDER AND SEXUALITY COMMISSIONER

We established a powerful voice within the Department of Premier and Cabinet to address discrimination for LGBTI Victorians.

SAVED THE WIND INDUSTRY

We abolished the restrictive rules against wind farm projects, which would have cost Victoria thousands of jobs in a huge, fast-growing industry.

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CHANGE THE TRANSPORT ACCIDENT ACT

Families of people who die or who are severely injured in transport accidents will have the right to seek compensation for mental injury.

MORE CFA TRUCKS

Were providing the CFA with 70 new fire trucks featuring the latest safety equipment and fire-fighting technology, to keep everyone safe.

ENDING THE AMBULANCE CRISIS

Were working with paramedics, not against them, to reduce ambulance response times and fix the broken system.

WHOOPING COUGH VACCINE

The whooping cough vaccine for parents and carers of newborns is back. We cant take any risks with the health of our youngest ones.

LEGISLATED NURSE-TO-PATIENT RATIOS

In an Australian first, we enshrined minimum nurse and midwife-to-patient ratios in law. Nurses said this will help them look after our loved ones, and we listened.

STOPPED EAST WEST LINK

The East West Link would have been a financial disaster. We said we would stop it and we did. Now were supporting the transport projects our state really needs.

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308 / $500,000 FOR THE WANGARATTA SALEYARDS

309 / $1.5 MILLION SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL PLANNING TO GROW JOBS

310 / $20 MILLION FOR FOOD SOURCE VICTORIA

311 / $50 MILLION TO THE STRONGER REGIONAL COMMUNITIES FUND

312 / $2 MILLION FOR THE REGIONAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

313 / $150,000 FOR THE PASSIONS AND PATHWAYS PROGRAM

314 / $300,000 FOR CAREER HORIZONS

315 / $16M TO RENEW THE L2P PROGRAM

316 / ESTABLISH A MINISTER FOR ROAD SAFETY

317 / DUPLICATE THE CHANDLER HIGHWAY BRIDGE

318 / BOLTON ST ELTHAM UPGRADE

319 / NAPIER ST BENDIGO UPGRADE

320 / $80 MILLION FOR MINOR ROAD AND RAIL WORKS FUND

321 / DRYSDALE BYPASS CONSTRUCTION

322 / DEDICATE $1 BILLION TO REGIONAL ROADS

323 / UPGRADE COLAC-BALLARAT ROAD

324 / DEDICATE $1 BILLION TO SUBURBAN ROADS

325 / BUILD PEDESTRIAN CROSSING ON WARRENHEIP ST

326 / $800,000 FOR STRATHFIELDSAYE ROAD SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS

327 / LEGALISE MOTORCYCLE LANE FILTERING

328 / INSTALL NOISE BARRIERS ON THE M80 IN GLENROY AND GOWANBRAE

329 / IMPOSE A TRUCK CURFEW FOR ROSANNA ROAD

330 / ESTABLISH A $100 MILLION SAFER CYCLISTS AND PEDESTRIANS FUND

331 / BOOST INTEREST AND EXPORTS IN THE WINE INDUSTRY BY FUNDING AN INBOUND TRADE MISSION TO SHOWCASE VICTORIAN WINE

332 / EXPAND VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT BUSINESS OFFICE PROGRAM

333 / DEVELOP AND DELIVER ANNUAL INBOUND SUPER TRADE MISSIONS

334 / $350,000 TO REOPEN ARARATS HISTORIC OUTDOOR OLYMPIC POOL

335 / $10 MILLION COMMUNITY SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE FUND TO BUILD AND UPGRADE WOMEN CHANGE ROOMS AND FACILITIES AT SPORTS CLUBS

336 / JUNCTION OVAL REDEVELOPMENT

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337 / 1000 DEFIBRILLATORS FOR SPORTS CLUBS

338 / $1.5 MILLION GRANT TO THE LEOPOLD FOOTY CLUB

339 / $9.6 MILLION FOR INNER MELBOURNE NETBALL

340 / $1 MILLION FOR A LONG TAN ANNIVERSARY PARADE

341 / $400,000 FOR VETERANS WELFARE GRANTS

342 / $200,000 FOR A TWO-YEAR TRIAL OF PTSD SUPPORT FOR FIREFIGHTERS

343 / PASS THE BACK TO WORK ACT

344 / ESTABLISH A PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO THE TRAINING COLLEGE AT FISKVILLE

345 / CRACK DOWN ON DODGY TRAINING PROVIDERS

346 / ESTABLISH A FOREST INDUSTRY TASKFORCE TO BRING TOGETHER KEY STAKEHOLDERS TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE FUTURE OF THE INDUSTRY

347 / EXPAND EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE TO ALL 33 INTEGRATED CFA FIRE STATIONS

348 / LIFT LOCAL CONTENT FOR RAIL ROLLING STOCK TO A MINIMUM OF 50 PER CENT

349 / $100,000 FOR A SCHOOL FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR A HIGH SCHOOL IN PRESTON

350 / CONSUMER PROTECTIONS FOR USERS OF PRIVATE CAR PARKS

351 / VICROADS TO PRINT VICTORIA THE EDUCATION STATE ON NUMBER PLATES

352 / $500,000 TO REBUILD OLINDA POOL AND BUILD A PLAYGROUND

353 / PROVIDE THE VICTORIAN RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING FOUNDATION WITH AN ADVOCACY FUNCTION

354 / $25 MILLION TO REBUILD CHISHOLM TAFE IN FRANKSTON

355 / REDEVELOP SOUTH MELBOURNE SURF LIFESAVING

356 / REOPEN THE HAZELWOOD MINE FIRE INQUIRY

357 / REVIEW VET FUNDING

358 / UPGRADE CASTLEMAINE SECONDARY COLLEGE

359 / $6 MILLION TO COMPLETE REGENERATION OF NORTHERN BAY COLLEGE

360 / UPGRADE OCEAN GROVE SURF CLUB

361 / $95 MILLION FOR YAN YEAN ROAD DUPLICATION

362 / GIVE GLENEAGLES COLLEGE A NEW SOCCER PITCH


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BED RESCUE FUND

We invested $200 million to open hospital beds and theatres, so more people can get the treatment they need.

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SAVED LILYDALE TAFE

We promised to re-open the Lilydale campus site for TAFE and higher education and we delivered. Kids in the outer-east should be able to get the skills they want close to home.

REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

Our $250 million Regional Infrastructure Fund will invest in job-creating projects to make our regional cities and communities even more liveable.

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