Gellung Warl holds first representation meetings with ministers
One month after its establishment, the new statutory body began compulsory-attendance meetings under Part 8 of the Act.
A campaign to repeal the Statewide Treaty Act 2025
Every Victorian
should stand equal
before the law.
The Statewide Treaty Act 2025 creates two classes of citizen — with different rights, different representation and different access to power. Victorians never voted for that. In November, we can fix it.
Parliament of Victoria
— days until the Victorian state election
Saturday 28 November 2026
Authorised by [Authoriser name], Don't Divide Us, Melbourne
What the Act actually does
A plain-English, clause-by-clause guide to the Statewide Treaty Act 2025 — every claim linked to the legislation and to Hansard.
Voices against the Act
Indigenous Victorians, legal scholars and everyday voters who oppose the Act — every quote sourced, in their own words.
Find your MP
Enter your postcode to see how your MP voted on the Treaty Bill — and send them a letter in under two minutes.
The signature comparison
One state. Two sets of rules.
Under the Act, your statutory rights depend on which Victoria you belong to. These are three of ten differences — read them side by side.
Victorian — general
Victorian — First Peoples
See all ten differences
Every row sourced to a clause of the Act. Sources
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Latest
Media centre →Coalition confirms repeal commitment for November platform
The Opposition restated that repealing the Statewide Treaty Act will be taken to the 2026 election. Tracked in full on our pledge tracker.
Don't Divide Us launches the Two Victorias comparison
Ten statutory differences, every one sourced to the Act — now shareable as social cards from every row.
Standing with us
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Indigenous community leader · pending consent
Indigenous community leader · pending consent
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Constitutional law academic
Constitutional law academic
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Former MP
Former MP
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Small business owner, Ballarat
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Small business owner, Ballarat