Ros speaks on the report from the Electoral Matters Committee on the 2018 Victorian State Election.

Ros congratulates the newly elected and returning Hume City Councillors.

Member for Yuroke Ros Spence has announced 34 early childhood services offering funded kinder in 2021 in Melbourne’s outer north will share in $916,340 of School Readiness Funding.

More Yuroke students will be protected from the sun’s harmful UV rays, thanks to the Victorian Government installing more sunshades in school playgrounds and outdoor areas.

Ros speaks on her Multicultural Affairs portfolio.

Ros speaks on her Community Sport portfolio.

Member Yuroke Ros Spence today announced two new schools in Greenvale and Mickleham would receive $8 million as part of more than 50 projects under the Non-Government Schools Capital Fund.

Families in Melbourne’s growing northern suburbs are another step closer to having a new local school thanks to the Victorian Government, with construction of Keelonith Primary School now complete.

Member for Yuroke Ros Spence announced Mickleham Primary School is one of 33 further schools given the green light to start planning for upgrades and new builds under the Infrastructure Planning and Acceleration Fund.

The names of two new primary schools opening in Greenvale and Mickleham next year have now been chosen, following local community consultation.

Ros speaks about the return of community sport.

Families in Hume will soon benefit from brand new park facilities and streetscape upgrade thanks to support from the Andrews Labor Government’s Growing Suburbs Fund.

Member for Yuroke Ros Spence today announced that a new two-room modular kindergarten will be provided for the soon-to-be-built community centre in Mickleham, thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the Andrews Labor Government, and in partnership with Hume City Council.

Works are underway to significantly increase car parking for Craigieburn Station, which will make it easier for people living in the outer northern suburbs to find a car park and catch the train.

Northern Community Legal Centre is set to share in joint funding of almost $30 million from the Andrews Labor Government, and the Commonwealth, for community legal centres across the state to respond to coronavirus (COVID-19).

Families in Victoria’s fastest growing areas are a step closer to getting the state-of-the-art schools they deserve, with the appointment of new principals at all 14 schools opening in 2021 and commencement of community consultation to name the new schools.

Ros updates the house on the members of the Browitt family who survived the eruption.

Ros speaks on the Safe Patient Care (Nurse to Patient and Midwife to Patient Ratios) Amendment Bill 2020.