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Victorian Law Week 2025 is a time for Victorians to learn what to do when law meets life, where to get help and find out more about the law.

The law can intersect with life in many ways. It can be to do with your home, work, relationships, where you are or what your buy. Sometimes it’s easy to deal with, or it can be difficult. It can feel distressing or help you feel safe.

We are calling for in-person, online or on-demand events to help people:

  • learn how the law helps with everyday problems
  • understand your rights and get legal help
  • explore the justice system and how the law works.
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Catch up, on-demand

Check out the 2024 on-demand resources and recordings of some events you may have missed from Victorian Law Week.
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Making the Post Sentence Authority more accessible
Join us for the launch of easy-to-understand resources by the Post Sentence Authority, aimed at aiding individuals on post-sentence orders.
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General protections changes: family and domestic violence
Discover this new factsheet addressing recent changes surrounding family violence to the general protections under the Fair Work Act 2009.
Profile of His Honour Magistrate Rob Stary
Lives in the Law: His Honour Magistrate Rob Stary
This episode, Lives in the Law welcomes His Honour Magistrate Rob Stary, best known for his long and often highly publicised work as a criminal defence lawyer
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Know your rental rights
Have an issue with your rental? Explore this series of four animated videos addressing common rental concerns - bonds, condition reports, repairs and compensation.
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Legal essentials of starting a business
Ready to start a business? Let Ruth Ong guide you through the legal essentials of setting up your own business.
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Ever heard of a JP?
Do you know what a Justice of the Peace, otherwise known as JP, does? In this short on-demand video, discover the ins and outs of the role of JPs in Victoria.
Explore the 2024 on-demand program

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