What's on at Victorian Law Week

Drafted around 130 years ago, the Australian Constitution still shapes how we are governed today. Explore what it includes, what it leaves out, and how it continues to influence democracy.

Complaining to friends can be a cathartic experience, but formal complaints play a vital role in improving services and driving meaningful change. Join us for a lively and informative discussion exploring the role of an Ombudsman and how they accept, investigate, and resolve complaints about services and organisations.

A community and stakeholder breakfast featuring guest speakers discussing the vital role of Community Legal services. A chance to meet local organisations and learn how they can support our community.

Come to Rainbow Learning Group & Neighbourhood House and learn about Allied Justice's role in our community and how they can help.

A free in‑person event in Mulgrave explaining the importance of making a will, why it matters, how it can support loved ones, and how to get started.

Join Victoria Law Foundation and the Working Women's Centre for a free and interactive session exploring women’s workplace rights when juggling life and families.

A guided site tour of the Neighbourhood Justice Centre, Australia's only community justice centre, providing an overview of how the Centre operates and the range of services delivered under one roof. Attendees will learn about the NJC’s approach to justice, including its unique model, multi disciplinary support services, and community-based programs.

Many organisations run giveaways or fundraising campaigns without realising they may be unlawful. This session explains the difference between trade promotions and raffles, why it matters, and the compliance risks of getting it wrong.

The Human Library invites you to borrow a person with lived experience of the justice system for a 30‑minute conversation that challenges stereotypes and builds understanding through listening and connection.

An information session for culturally and linguistically diverse communities in the Dandenong region to better understand family violence intervention orders, penalties for breaching orders, and legal options for changing orders.

This session will be delivered to migrant community members by a lawyer from Allied Justice, covering common legal issues and how to access support from a community legal centre.

This free webinar provides a clear overview of Victoria’s Portable Long Service Benefits Scheme, explaining how it works, who is eligible, and how benefits can be accessed or managed in a practical way.