Public housing safety in the south-east
Rachel asked how the government is ensuring effective responses to address repeated violent and threatening behaviour towards neighbours, in public housing settings in the south-east.

Rachel asked how the government is ensuring effective responses to address repeated violent and threatening behaviour towards neighbours, in public housing settings in the south-east.

Rachel asked the Minister for Mental Health where the decriminalisation of cannabis fits into the Victorian Alcohol and Other Drugs Strategy 2025 – 2035.

Rachel questioned terms and clauses in the government’s Justice Legislation Amendment (Vicarious Liability) Bill 2025. Key concerns included wording and terminology that could leave certain clauses open to interpretation.

Tuesday marked a win for victim-survivors of historical institutional child sexual abuse, as legislation was introduced to close a legal loophole arising from the High Court ruling in the case of Bird v. DP.

On the 17th of June 2025, Rachel tabled a petition calling for the Attorney-General to address the imminent collapse of Victoria’s Honorary Justice System.

Rachel presented her member’s statement on the Frankston City Council awards. She recognised the contributions of her constituents and their positive impact on the local community. Thursday the 5th of February 2026,Victorian Legislative Council Rachel Payne (South-Eastern Metropolitan): I would like to send my congratulations…

Rachel asked the Minister for Planning about the proposed redevelopment of the former Kingswood golf course site in Dingley Village.

Rachel asked the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence if they will extend the Alexis family violence response model program to the City of Casey.

Rachel asked a question to the Minister for Environment, requesting clarification on waste-to-energy caps and licences.

Rachel asked the government if they would ensure funding for the long-overdue Cranbourne train line extension.