Public Housing Shortage
The Liberal government has spent a decade failing to build enough public housing, refusing to strengthen renters' rights or to rein in Airbnb.
Nov
2025
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Nov
2025
5
State Budget – Impact on Food Security
Foodbank's annual Hunger Report is out today and the situation in Tasmania is dire, with a reported 81,000 Tasmanians experiencing food insecurity in June and July of this year.
Nov
2025
4
Housing – Wait Times
Median statewide rent for houses was just under $500 a week in the June 2025 quarter, an increase of 4.2 per cent from the June quarter of last year.
Nov
2025
4
Salmon Mass Mortality Event
Do you accept the industry's self‑regulation to date is the largest cause for the mass mortality event and will you compel the industry to change any practices to prevent another..
Nov
2025
4
Macquarie Point Stadium – Cost and Debt
In his view, it's perfectly acceptable for Tasmanians to pay up to $70 million a year on interest on the stadium without paying off the debt.
Nov
2025
4
Macquarie Point Stadium – Cost and Debt
As federal employment minister you advocated for and delivered job cuts across Australia. After your election last year, you made it clear it was your mission here too.
Nov
2025
4
State Budget – Austerity Measures
Funding is being stripped from community services that support Tasmanians living hand-to-mouth.
Sep
2025
25
Education – Effect of Job Cuts
The government has made it clear that it's committed to cutting the jobs of 2500 state servants as part of its budget savings measures.
Sep
2025
25
Future Potential Production Forests – Protection
These forests were all independently assessed in 2012 as having high conservation value and were intended for protection under the Tasmanian Forest Agreement.
Sep
2025
25
Salmon Industry – Disclosure of Information Regarding Disease Outbreaks
The salmon industry hides behind commercial‑in-confidence exemptions to keep Tasmanians in the dark about basic information. They operate in public waterways.
