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Sep 2024 25

Education – full funding

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

Minister, you've been saying we're going to move to full funding as quickly as we can, and that's my focus.

Sep 2024 25

Education – school psychologists

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

I'll just make the point that being concerned is not the same thing as making a commitment, and that won't cut it when it comes to the proper funding that's needed for students.

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Sep 2024 25

Education – School resource standard

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

Minister, the real story here is what the Australian Education Union (AEU) has put out in a withering media release just now. They are devastated.

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Sep 2024 25

Energy and Renewables – Hydro Tasmania

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

Hydro Tasmania has said it will spend $1.6 billion to maintain 10 power stations and five dams over the next 10 years.

Sep 2024 25

Finance – Mandatory pre-commitment cards

By Vica Bayley MP

Minister, I want to stick with the mandatory pre-commitment cards. When it was announced by the Treasurer, Mr Ferguson, apart from vested interest in the industry, there was near‑widespread support for it and the recognition that it would ease the pain on vulnerable Tasmanians.

Sep 2024 25

Energy and Renewables – Rooftop Solar

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

We've just seen the extreme events and with people being out of power for weeks at a time, it's incredibly concerning.

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Sep 2024 25

Women and the Prevention of Family Violence – Departmental Administration

By Cassy O'Connor MLC

Can I ask, minister - and I might have missed it when it - it might have come up before when I was on my computer briefly.

Sep 2024 25

Energy and Renewables – Climate Change Act Review

By Dr Rosalie Woodruff MP

There have been significant delays on implementing the results of reviews of the act in previous years under your government.

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Sep 2024 25

Heritage – Cenotaph

By Cecily Rosol MP

The Hobart Cenotaph is 100 years old next year and, quite rightly, it's revered as a sacred ground for RSL Tasmania and many in its sub‑branches.

Sep 2024 25

Women and the Prevention of Family Violence – Funding

By Cassy O'Connor MLC

Minister, I want to go to the level of funding that's provided to those really important organisations, I'm sure you'll agree, that support victim survivors, Laurel House and the Sexual Assault Support Service.