Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 2025
This is called an interim budget, but really, it's an incomplete and ill‑conceived budget that has more holes in it than substance.
This is called an interim budget, but really, it's an incomplete and ill‑conceived budget that has more holes in it than substance.
As representatives of our communities, the central question we all need to ask is what would a good government do for Tasmanians in this Budget?
It's worth noting, however, that there were a number of stakeholders who raised concerns about the consultation process itself and the brief 14-day consultation process.
It is long‑standing Greens policy to strengthen tenants' rights, and that includes the ability to have a pet in a rental property, and we acknowledge that the animals in our lives,
Any time we leave this building and we walk across to Salamanca, we walk past a recognition of this island's dark and damaging history.
All of us understand, or we should understand, the integral role that whistleblowers play in shining light into dark places.
There are dozens of recommendations from the commission of inquiry that relate to the commission and our assessment is that this bill closely follows these recommendations.
The often-cited 2025 post election financial outlook report revised the forward estimates of net debt for 2028 from $10 billion to $13 billion.
We don't take it lightly that ASIO has upgraded Australia's national terrorism threat level to 'probable'...
We supported this initiative in the election context and we will follow through in supporting the bill in the House today.