Aims to inform tenants about their rights when renting. Includes a range of publications on tenancy issues.
Everyday legal issues
Identifying when your issue or problem has a legal aspect and learn how the law can help.
Topics
Webinars, workshops, forums and public events to support engagement with the justice system.
We teamed up with the Young Workers Centre to learn about the National Employment Standards.
We teamed up with the Young Workers Centre to learn about the National Employment Standards.
Find help for employment problems commonly affecting young people.

Find help for employment problems commonly affecting young people.

Resources
Paper discussing the issue of neighbour tree disputes, relevant areas include: 3. Resolving neighbourhood tree disputes in Victoria, which helps illustrate various civil dispute resolution methods in a practical context.
Contains information about your rights when dealing with police, and covers topics such as arrest, being held in custody and searches.
Booklet is for young people who want to know about how the law in Victoria affects them.
Contextualises the role that RCs play in effecting reforms
A kit for educators to assist young people to better understand their rights when dealing with police and Protective Services Officers (PSOs) in Victoria.
Tenants Victoria walk renters through the entire process of going to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) – from gathering the necessary documents to understanding what happens during a hearing.
Solicitors from the Young Workers Centre, Tiarne Crowther and Leon Harper, provide valuable information about Industrial Awards and the rights provided to workers under awards
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Webinars, workshops, forums and public events to support engagement with the justice system.
Resources and general know-how to be an active citizen

Resources and general know-how to be an active citizen

Resources and guidance for VCE Legal Studies, civics, citizenship and social studies teachers and students
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Resources and guidance for VCE Legal Studies, civics, citizenship and social studies teachers and students

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Chief Justice Richard Niall shares unique insights into judicial leadership, institutional trust, diversity on the bench and why human judgment remains central to the law.

Two creative programs show how games can make the law accessible and engaging for all Victorians.

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Guides, videos, fact sheets, links and case studies to enhance your understanding of law and civic engagement.

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