Tasmanian Greens MPs
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Media Releases
No Emergency Behind Florfenicol Application
After manufacturing the pretext of an emergency to support their application for florfenicol use last year, this year the salmon industry isn't even trying to pretend.
Conversion Practices Ban Passes Lower House
The Greens are so proud our bill to ban harmful conversion practices has passed the Tasmanian House of Assembly.
Distressing New Records in Health Annual Report
The Department of Health's annual report is a distressing read, with a number of terrible new records broken.
Custodial Inspector Reports Worsening Lockdowns and Overcrowding
The Custodial Inspector’s Annual Report is a concerning account of continuing human rights issues inside Tasmania’s prisons.
Liberals’ EMU Cuts Irresponsible
With huge pressure on Tasmania’s emergency departments, it beggars belief the Liberals are proposing cuts to nursing staff at the Royal Hobart Hospital’s Emergency Medical Unit.
Any Stadium Cost Increase Needs Parliament Approval
It seems pretty clear stadium costs are set to rise, but the Liberals are intent on keeping another broken promise from the public.
In Parliament
This is History – Crowther Monument
This is History, a long running public art and community engagement project in nipaluna/Hobart that explores history, truth telling and how we choose to remember the past.
Trevallyn Primary School – Letter from Department of Education Secretary
Honourable Speaker, I rise to follow on from the member for Bass and the things that she has just raised in relation to Trevallyn Primary School.
The Big Tassie Walk – Walk for Belonging
I rise tonight to talk about the Big Tassie Walk, which is the Walk for Belonging.
Palawa Business Hub
I want to talk about the Palawa Business Hub and its showcase. I had the opportunity to go over to PW1 and have a look at the showcase that the Palawa Business Hub has put on.
Tasmanian Sand Enduro Race – Reserve Activity Assessment
My question relates to the Tasmanian Sand Enduro race, which has been held at the Peron Dunes since 1972.
End-of-Year School Events – Policy on Naming
Following on from the Premier's unfortunate intervention in the end-of-the-year celebrations of a northern school,