In Parliament, the Greens asked the Acting Minister for Parks to cancel the private lease over Halls Island, on behalf of Liz McQuilkin, the daughter of the legendary Reg Hall.
The Greens stand in solidarity with workers at Liberty Bell Bay as the company is placed into voluntary administration.
The Greens stand in solidarity with a coalition of 20 community service organisation peak bodies, who came together to call for increased funding ahead of this year’s State Budget.
Reports of patients dying waiting to be treated at the LGH and southern cancer treatment services unable to cope with surges in demand show a health system in crisis.
The Greens stand with Tasmanian teachers and support staff in their rejection of the Rockliff Government’s latest pay offer.
It’s a great day for Tasmanian renters, who finally have the right to keep a pet in their home.
The Rockliff Government’s anti-TAFE and pro-privatisation agenda was on full display in Parliament today,
In a big win for greyhounds and animal welfare advocates, Scotland and Wales have both banned greyhound racing this week.
The Greens’ motion calling on the government to ensure GBEs and SOCs make public right to information documents has passed the Parliament, supported by all members.
Following conversations with Tasmanian Labor yesterday, the Greens will not be proceeding with debate on our bill to ban fracking today.
