The new Report on Government Services shows Tasmania continues to lag the nation in delivering key health services and demonstrates why ambitious action is needed.
The Greens welcome news that a law which gives renters the right to keep a pet in their home will soon commence.
The Greens welcome the commencement of new rules allowing Tasmanians to access medicines prescribed interstate.
The Greens are calling on the Federal Government to halt the sale of public land until there can be a discussion about how this land can best be used for public benefit.
The Greens share Tasmanians’ disappointment that one end of Jefferys Track has been closed off to the public.
It's time for Premier Jeremy Rockliff to step up and commit to nationally proposed firearms safety reforms.
The Liberals’ “tough on crime” approach is increasing court backlogs and clogging up Tasmanian prisons, the Productivity Commission’s Report on Government Services shows.
The Australian Electoral Commission’s latest political donations disclosures reveal the Tasmanian Hospitality Association donated $217,700 to the Liberals between 27 and 30 June.
Reports from HACSU that there are ongoing safety, security and staffing failures at Ashley Youth Detention Centre raise serious concerns for the children detained there.
2025 saw Tasmania’s public housing waitlist consistently trend upwards, with no months of retraction and an end to the year with more than 5,400 applicants.
