Category: Victoria

Parking Rates SHORT TERM (2 hours) Pay on Entry Debit or Credit Card Tap Only $1.00 Flat Fee Maximum 2 hours DAILY / LONG TERM Pay on Exit Cash or Credit Card Lanes $1.00 Per Half Hour $16.00 Per Day Maximum for EACH of the first 5 days Can I leave my car at the […]

If you don’t pay your fines, Fines Victoria can direct VicRoads to impose a suspension against your driver licence, learner permit or vehicle registration. If directed we must apply the suspension to your registration and/or driver licence. What is the fine for driving without a license in Victoria? The magistrate may give you a fine. […]

If you are an unlicensed driver or you hold an overseas licence, you can be disqualified from driving if you get 12 or more demerit points while driving in Victoria. If you are under 22 years old you can also be disqualified if you get five demerit points or more within any 12 month period. […]

The penalty for a person found guilty of the offence of refuse to submit to a breath test is a fine of up to 12 penalty units for a first offence or for a second or subsequent offence, a fine of up to 120 penalty units or imprisonment for up to 12 months. Can I […]

Reduced removal rules mean: you need to have used the interlock for at least six months in the last 12 months and. in your most recent six months of usage, you must not have had an alcohol reading when you attempted to start your vehicle. How do I get my interlock removed in Victoria? You […]

Mealtimes with the queen Of course, she did not necessarily eat everything on offer, but felt it was important to have a choice. Dinners might entail soup, fish, cold boiled chicken or roast beef, dessert and fruits, perhaps some of the pineapples grown specially for the royal household. How many meals a day did Victorians […]

Parties in Victorian days were rarely informal, haphazard affairs. Instead, they were meticulously planned. One had to know just whom to invite, what to serve, what entertainments to provide, and more. Parties also tended to be of specific types. What were Victorian era parties called? The two main political parties during the era remained the […]

Some attendees were young, single gentlemen. For them, a ball was the perfect place to practice their dancing, polish their conversation skills, and meet eligible young ladies. It was also a place which required gentlemen to obey strict rules of etiquette. These rules are far too numerous to cover in a single article. How long […]

Upper class women rarely wore their hair down in public in the Victorian era, since a women’s hair was considered her most valuable asset. Because of this, bonnets and hats into outfits became common. Hair was also kept long, although regular trims were common. How did Victorians wear their hair? The Victorian period of fashion […]

The centre-left Australian Labor Party (ALP), the centre-right Australian Labor, the centre-right National Party of Australia, and the left-wing environmentalist Australian Greens are Victoria’s main political parties. What are the 4 main political parties? (Elec. Code, § 5006.) The existing qualified political parties with statutes relating to their activities and the conduct of their presidential […]