Premier Jacinta Allan has unveiled a comprehensive package of Victorian family violence reforms.

The reforms aim to better protect victims and prevent perpetrators from contacting them.

Changes to family violence intervention orders include minimum lengths to avoid repeated court visits for extensions.

Victoria Police will receive stronger powers to issue longer safety notices.

The government plans to overhaul the stalking offence.

Respectful Relationships classes in schools will be expanded to change the culture around domestic violence.

Education programs will be bolstered, with new initiatives to support victims and prevent homelessness.

Responsible Service of Alcohol training will include the prevention of sexual assault and harassment within venues.

These reforms are expected to be introduced in 2025 and aim to improve safety for victims in Victoria.