What's on at Victorian Law Week

There’s a new approach to resolving residential tenancy disputes in Victoria. Join this session to learn how it works and what it means for renters, rental providers, and the wider community.

Did you know Greater Shepparton has a 24‑hour cat curfew? Learn about this and other animal‑related Local Laws that apply to pet owners.

An overview of how to access government information under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Vic), including common challenges applicants may face and where to find support.

This session provides practical legal education on Australian road laws and what to do after an accident, helping community members understand their rights and responsibilities and feel confident responding in real‑life situations.

This session supports separated or separating families with children aged 0–18, explaining how to access the Family Relationship Centre, how Family Dispute Resolution works, available legal support, and the role of the Federal Circuit and Family Court.

Come and chat with a South-East Monash Legal Service lawyer and a Link Worker!

This session explains the pathway to becoming a lawyer in Australia and explores the range of careers a legal qualification can offer, providing practical insights, resources, and advice to support career planning.

Come along for an informal chat with the Strathbogie Shire Local Laws team and get answers to your questions.

An interactive session empowering young people with practical knowledge about their rights and responsibilities when dealing with police and other authorities.

Join us for a free training designed for professionals working in family violence, health, education, community services, and other frontline roles who support clients experiencing workplace issues.

An online session explaining what to expect when appealing an NDIS decision to the Administrative Review Tribunal, with practical information and shared lived experience.

A screening of The Blueprint at the Neighbourhood Justice Centre, followed by a live panel exploring youth crime through lived experience, what draws young people into offending, what supports change, and what truly makes a difference.