We acknowledge the decision of the Court today in the matter of Tricarico v Victorian Legal Services Board and we are considering the ramifications of that decision.
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New framework sets course for better lawyer wellbeing in Victoria
VLSB+C is pleased to launch a new framework that explores the drivers of poor lawyer wellbeing and defines a shared vision for change within the legal profession at a system-level.
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New research on lawyer wellbeing informs pathway for systemic change
New research on lawyer wellbeing informs pathway for systemic change
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New exhibition explores the intersection of Indigenous incarceration, art and culture
The Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner is proud to support the Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience, opening this weekend at Heide Museum of Modern Art.
Grants
Announcing the Housing Justice grant recipients
The Victorian Legal Services Board (VLSB) congratulates more than 30 partner organisations who will share in $14 million in grants for 10 projects that will support safe, secure housing.
Grants
Announcing the latest Strong Foundations grant recipients
The Victorian Legal Services Board (VLSB) congratulates the five organisations that will each receive $1,000,000 in funding over three to five years from the latest Strong Foundations grant round.
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Commissioner Update - March 2025
This edition includes the Lawyer Census 2025, an important case study, key reminders for the profession and more.
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Take part in the Lawyer Census 2025
The Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner's (VLSB+C) independent research team invites all Victorian legal practitioners to take part in the Lawyer Census 2025.
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Last chance to help create a lawyer wellbeing Theory of Change
We’re seeking feedback on the final draft of the lawyer wellbeing Systems Theory of Change before it’s published this year.
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Change Grantee project Yallum Yallum featured on ABC News
We applaud 2024 Change Grantee Goolum Goolum Aboriginal Co-operative, whose Yallum Yallum Elders and Respected Persons Council was featured last week on ABC News.