The Liberals’ Statement of Expectations for Data Centres and AI Infrastructure has fallen well short of Tasmanians’ expectations of government to adequately plan for the future.
The Liberals’ Firearms Reform Bill doesn’t meet the expectations of the community or stakeholders.
Threatened Species Day is an salient reminder that growing numbers of precious species remain at risk because of human activity and a lack of action to deal with it.
The Rockliff Government can’t keep ignoring both the community and the Parliament on the true costs of its unpopular, unaffordable Macquarie Point stadium.
There are serious inconsistencies between what RTI documents have revealed and what the CG told the PAC about the development of his “independent” opinion piece on the stadium.
RTI documents have exposed the level of input from the Devils, MBA and the Premier’s office on the Coordinator-General’s analysis of the economic impacts of the stadium.
A Greens’ motion calling for transparency over energy promises and requirements for existing AI data centres, as well as plans for new facilities, has passed the Parliament.
Felix Ellis’ Kunanyi/ Mount Wellington Action Plan looks more like a plan to pave the way for a cable car than the proper protection and funding Kunanyi/ Mount Wellington deserves.
Tasmania’s net emissions have increased, according to the latest Tasmanian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report.
The Greens have tabled one of Tasmania’s largest parliamentary e-petitions ever, from 10,035 Tasmanians demanding a moratorium on AI data centres.