VICTORIAN Law Week, held in May, is a week-long festival designed to broaden the community’s understanding of the law and legal system. GV Libraries will offer a range of information sessions at their branches, and one online session, to educate the public about the law.
“We have such an amazing range of events planned for people to learn about the law and the legal system in Victoria. I’m so proud we can offer these opportunities locally. We have people travelling from around Victoria to present sessions in our region. We are particularly pleased to be offering a session at Shepparton Library on the County Koori Court. This is a rare opportunity to discover how this court operates,” said Bronwyn Cole, programs coordinator at GV Libraries.
To find out what’s on during Law Week, visit www.gvlibraries.com.au/events or www.lawweek.net.au. Bookings are preferred for all sessions. Please email programs@gvlrc.vic.gov.au specifying which session you are attending, or phone 1300 374 765. As always, you can book when you visit your local branch.
Mooroopna Library
9-11 Morrell St, Mooroopna
Wednesday, May 18, 10am Conversations with a Cop.
Thursday, May 19, 11.30am Scams: Questions answered with Consumer Affairs representative
Nagambie Library
325 High St, Nagambie
Thursday, May 19, 10.30am Conversations with a Cop.
Numurkah Library
18 McCaskill St, Numurkah
Tuesday, May 17, 10.30am Conversations with a Cop.
Shepparton Library
41-43 Marungi St, Shepparton
Tuesday, May 17, 2pm Rent Arrears And Your Legal Options presented by Victorian Legal Aid.
Wednesday, May 18, 10.30am Conversations with a Cop.
Thursday, May 19, 1.30pm Scams: Questions answered with Consumer Affairs representative, and at 6pm, County Koori Court information session.
Tatura Library
12-16 Casey St, Tatura
Thursday, May 19, 10am Scams: Questions answered with Consumer Affairs representative, and at 6pm, County Koori Court information session.
Online only
Friday, May 20, 12 noon, Partner Visas and Family Violence.
