State of the State
Deputy Speaker, I rise to speak to the state of the state.
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2026
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Mar
2026
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Firearms Legislation – Caps
Do you think it is acceptable for a minister to publicly campaign for their personal opinion in this way prior to Cabinet making a decision?
Mar
2026
17
Firearms Legislation – Police Commissioner’s Letter 2
From your previous answer to me, that you did realise and read the Police Commissioner's letter prior to Cabinet's decision. If that's not right, please correct me.
Mar
2026
17
Firearm Legislation – Police Commissioner’s Letter 1
The Commissioner for Police wrote to minister Ellis on 5 February expressing her strong support for the national firearms reform agenda and a cap on firearms ownership.
Mar
2026
17
Motion – Deaths and Injuries from Quad Bikes or All-Terrain Vehicle use in Tasmania
A motion calling on legislative reform to strengthen safety standards to prevent death and injury from quad bike use.
Mar
2026
5
State of the State
Honourable acting Speaker, I rise to offer my response to the Premier's State of the State.
Mar
2026
5
State of the State
Honourable Speaker, I want to start by recognising that this parliament sits on Muwinina land.
Mar
2026
5
Minister for Racing – Legal Fees
Yesterday you said, on our question, that you would provide the amount of the legal fees that you've had paid by taxpayers, 'at the earliest opportunity'.
Mar
2026
5
Macquarie Point Stadium – Contractors
Few expect the cost of the stadium to stop at $1.13 billion, the latest estimate following multiple cost blowouts since this project was first announced at $715 million.
Mar
2026
5
Macquarie Point Stadium – Electricity Supply
An RTI by the Greens to TasNetworks has exposed significant unanswered questions about the electricity supply for the Macquarie Point stadium.