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Victorian Labor
Every worker deserves to feel safe in the workplace – including in hospitals.
Victorian Labor
Everyone deserves to get help fast in a hospital emergency department.
Women, Gender Equality and Family Violence - Platform | The Australian Greens
Women and gender diverse people have had enough of violence, inequality, discrimination, and being ignored by the major parties.

Victorian Labor
A woman’s personal choice should never be dictated by the cost of accessing an abortion.
Victorian Labor
A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will impose more consequences for patients who abuse or threaten ambulance workers.
Community Safety - Platform | The Australian Greens
Labor and the Liberals' approach to crime clearly isn't working. Despite Victoria having more police than any other state, people don't feel any safer. We need a different approach.

Workers' power – Victorian Socialists
Everyone deserves well paid, secure work. We’re fighting for the right to strike, a $35 minimum wage on government-funded work, and an end to wage theft.
Victorian Labor
That’s the number the Police Association says Victoria needs to have a full police force.
Victorian Labor makes abortion access easier amid fears One Nation could try to wind it back
‘We don’t want to see any winding back of women’s rights,’ health minister says before state election

Victorian Labor
A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will make it fairer and cheaper for regional Victorians to get the care they need.
Victorian Labor
Nurses and midwives make our public hospitals tick and Labor backs them 100 per cent.
Jasmine Duff – Victorian Socialists
We’ve seen how Labor and the Liberals treat ordinary people, and there’s no hope in waiting for them to change. Real change always comes from the bottom up.
Victorian Labor
A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will keep Victorians safe with 150 new fire trucks for the frontline.
Victorian teachers are to be the best paid in Australia. A union rebellion helped seal the deal
Salaries will rise 28.3% to 32.4% over four years, an outcome partly shaped by a rank-and-file revolt within the Australian Education Union

Victorian Labor
Labor’s new direction for the economy starts locally – with the sports and venues that Victorians love to go to.