Around half a million taxpayer dollars paying for Liberal MPs’ lawyers. Zero answers. It’s a very poor return on a questionable investment for the Tasmanian people.
CBOS’ new short stay accommodation statistics show 500 whole-homes have been lost to short stay in little more than a year.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff must honour his word and provide a full explanation for why Mark Shelton MP has had thousands of dollars of his legal bills paid by taxpayers.
A massive increase in public transport use since the Liberals brought in free fares reinforces the need to extend the scheme.
Despite government promises the stadium would cost $1.13 billion, another stadium price rise looks to be on the cards.
The Greens are calling on Labor to tell Tasmanians if they’ve changed their position on a permanent ban on fracking.
While the Liberals’ short stay levy bill has passed the lower house, it doesn’t take the action Tasmanians need to stop the loss of homes to Airbnb.
In response to questioning from the Greens in Parliament, the Minister for Skills and Training has provided further information on the $45 million TasTAFE cuts.
Tasmania’s integrity framework is stronger following the Greens’ successful move to amend the Integrity Commission Act 2009 to better capture Members of Parliament.
More than 1,200 Tasmanians have signed an open letter calling on the Liberal Government to increase funding for community services.
