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Unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment, victimisation or vilification

If you have experienced unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment, victimisation or vilification you may apply to VCAT under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010.

Equal opportunity

VCAT can hear and decide cases about unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment, gender equality, victimisation or vilification under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 or Gender Equality Act 2020.

Local Government Act 1989 and 2020

VCAT hears certain matters about the conduct of councillors, reviews certain decisions made by a Councillor Conduct Panel or the Secretary to the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, hears certain applications for relief from disqualification and hears reviews of disputes about the validity of local government elections.

Application for review of a decision

Under some Acts of Parliament, VCAT has the power to review decisions made by an original decision-maker such as a government agency, a statutory authority or other Administrative decision maker.

Respond to an application - Powers of attorney

If you've received a notice from VCAT about a powers of attorney case, find out how to respond.

How to join a phone or video conference

Amended plans - Planning disputes

If a permit applicant changes or amends the plans that are part of a dispute at VCAT, find out what you can do and what happens next.

New divisional structure

Reshaping how VCAT operates and serves Victorians.

News

Stay up-to-date with news from VCAT.

Revoke an exemption

If you believe your interests may be or have been affected by the granting of an exemption under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010, you may apply to VCAT to have the exemption revoked.