Homes Amendment Bill 2016
One of the most fundamental human rights is access to secure and affordable housing. It is the foundation for all of life's opportunities.
Mar
2016
18
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Mar
2016
16
Power to the People
Many Tasmanians feel powerless in the face of doubts cast over our Islands energy security, rising power prices and the task of tackling climate change.
Mar
2016
15
A Fair Go For Solar Owners
Many Tasmanians feel powerless in the face of doubts cast over our Island’s energy security, rising power prices and the task of tackling climate change.
Mar
2016
15
Still No Answer from Groom on Bernacchi Lodge
How can you claim you have not breached the ministerial code of conduct and why should you not be referred to the Integrity Commission?
Mar
2016
9
Energy Bungle
The Government finds itself in the midst of an energy crisis, facing soaring costs, electricity rationing, and environmental damage.
Mar
2016
9
POMS Outbreak Needs Research and Climate Change Mitigation Strategy
That this House notes Pacific Oyster Mortality Syndrome, the devastating virus affecting Tasmania’s oyster industry.
Mar
2016
9
Rosebery Water Not to Standard
As recently as last week residents of Rosebery have reported dirty and brown drinking and bathing water running from their taps and sinks.
Mar
2016
9
Groom Dodges Question on Breach of Ministerial Code of Conduct
Ministers must declare any conflict of interest in writing to the Premier as soon as possible after becoming aware of the conflict.
Mar
2016
8
Family Violence and the Link with Animal Cruelty
We have learnt from the survivors of violence about the implicit nature of our society's acceptance of that violence.
Nov
2015
17
Film Festival a Breath of Fresh Air for Launceston
This year's BOFA kicked off for me with the Sprout's Cross Pollinate conference.
