Labor Students Victoria

Labor Students Victoria will be marching in the Midsumma Pride March, standing with , , and ALP–Labor Clubs from across the state.

📍 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda
🗓️ Sunday 1 February 2026
⏰ 10:30am

Members and allies are welcome.
Register via our Website receive march and meet-up details.

Happy New Year from our team to you!

Comments on the recent attack on the Jewish community

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Student voice matters. Decisions that represent students should be made with students.

Across campuses, students were promised a competition, yet an AI-generated design was selected without proper consultation or a democratic process.

Labor Students Victoria supports transparent, student-led decision-making.

Link in bio to learn more.

Today Labor students from across the state came together at the One Year Out Rally.

We are ready to fight for a progressive Labor government that protects workers and stands with Victorian communities everywhere.

Young adults deserve equal pay for equal work, but under 21s continue to be paid less despite doing the same roles with the same responsibilities.

This campaign makes clear how unfair junior wages are and how much they hold young people back. It is time to fix the system.

We stand with the push for Adult Age = Adult Wage.

https://www.sdavic.org/campaigns/adult-age-adult-wage

Following Transgender Week of Visibility, today we reflect on Transgender Day of Remembrance.

We stand united with trans communities and honour the lives taken by hate and violence.

Join us at the Collingwood Vigil this evening.
5:30pm to 8pm
Collingwood Town Hall, Abbotsford VIC

We want to recognise our member Declan for his incredible effort fundraising for the Stroke Foundation.

He has already passed his goal of $1000 by more than $300, and he’s determined to keep going in the final week of RUN4STROKE.

If you’re able to donate, every dollar makes a difference.
https://www.fundraise4stroke.org.au/fundraisers/decstyant-browne/run4stroke

Yesterday, Victoria signed its first Treaty, a historic moment shaped by decades of advocacy, truth-telling and the leadership of First Peoples.

This marks the beginning of a new phase for our state built on self-determination, shared decision-making and a commitment to justice.

To learn more about Treaty and how to get involved, visit firstpeoplesvic.org and laborstudentsvictoria.com.

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Whitlam dismissal.

Whitlam’s leadership expanded opportunity and strengthened public life. His commitment to working people and movement politics remains a guide for how we organise now.

If you want to get involved in statewide student organising, get in touch.

Congratulations to on becoming the new Mayor of New York City.

A powerful example of what grassroots action can build.

If you want to help organise across campus communities, get in touch.

Labor Students Victoria joins Greek communities in marking Oxi Day, honouring 85 years of resilience and solidarity.