Wage Freeze Threats Hollow
The Treasurer needs to stop with his threats to sack 500 additional public sector workers.
The Treasurer needs to stop with his threats to sack 500 additional public sector workers.
The Hodgman government has potentially misled customers over whether Ta Ann’s timber will be sourced from “non-contentious” forest areas.
The Resources Minister, Paul Harriss, failed to seize the opportunity to reassure people that Forestry Tasmania will not overturn the current ban on 1080.
Budget Estimates scrutiny hearings have descended to a new low, with the Human Services Minister, Jacqui Petrusma, failing to provide any detail on cuts.
Minister Harriss must withdraw his Workplaces (Protection from Protestors) Bill 2014 in light of the UN Human Rights Commission’s damning critique.
Primary Industries Minister Rockliff refused to adopt the full recommendations from the Animal Welfare Act review.
The Liberal government’s claim that medicinal cannabis trials could impact on the state’s poppy industry were baseless and unfounded.
The Attorney General has failed to commit to a deadline for declaring the amendments to the Residential Tenancy Act 1997.
The Hodgman government's plan to abolish the independent Tasmanian Community Fund Board delivers precisely zero savings to the Budget bottom line.
The Greens have in-principle support for judicial review in criminal cases where new evidence has arisen or when a conviction may be unsafe.