Victims’ experience must inform charter compliance
I asked the Victim Support Minister if the apparent exclusion of victims from consultations to make sure the Victims' Charter works will be rectified.
I asked the Victim Support Minister if the apparent exclusion of victims from consultations to make sure the Victims' Charter works will be rectified.
I've asked the Health Minister to cut the one-way distance cap for the Patient Transport Assistance Scheme to 'more than 50 kilometres', rather than 100km-plus.
Improved mental health service, workforce capacity and support facilities are an urgent priority for our communities.
Towong Shire has taken on road debris clean-ups where 2020 bushfire damage led to ground-slips and run-off, but it can't recoup these costs as a bushfire expense.
I've asked if the government would allow victims of crime the opportunity to approach the DPP to appeal lenient sentences handed to offenders.
Many readers will be aware of recent reports about more distressing delays in ambulance arrivals at emergency incidents in some Victorian communities. I’ve advocated repeatedly for more ambulance resources in the rural and regional areas that I represent.
Bushfire Recovery Victoria data shows 458 homes lost or damaged, but almost 18 months later fewer than three per cent of people affected are back in permanent housing.
Making sure emergency management factors shape the government's digital black spot roll-out must be a priority in rural areas.
Tania Maxwell MP says the state government must ensure that emergency management considerations are the most critical priority when scheduling mobile blackspot and internet access fixes in Victoria
I've invited Minister Luke Donellan MP to meet Corryong FoodShare Services to help the emergency relief group find a permanent home.
I called on the Victorian government to alleviate the challenges and financial costs still faced by people who lost homes to last year’s Black Summer bushfires when the Legislative Council met in Bright on April 29.
An inquiry into Victoria’s justice system provides a powerful opportunity for crime victims to voice the case for change after submissions opened on April 13.