Honourable Speaker, I rise to follow on from the member for Bass and the things that she has just raised in relation to Trevallyn Primary School.
I rise tonight to talk about the Big Tassie Walk, which is the Walk for Belonging.
I want to talk about the Palawa Business Hub and its showcase. I had the opportunity to go over to PW1 and have a look at the showcase that the Palawa Business Hub has put on.
I rise today on behalf of the Greens to indicate that we support the Firearms Amendment (Strengthening Firearms Security) Bill 2026
I rise to speak on the Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill, and I thank Dr Woodruff for bringing it on. I am so proud to be part of it.
I have come that they may have life and have it to the full. These words are attributed to Jesus, and they sit behind my contribution to today's debate.
It is an honour to have the opportunity to speak on this Greens bill today; a bill that will make our state a safer, more inclusive island.
Before I commence, I want to acknowledge the victim/survivors and people with lived experience who are in the Chamber today and who are watching us online.
Tasmania's east coast community is bracing for the extreme marine heatwave conditions forecast this summer.
Mr President, I rise to speak in support of this motion, on the question that's been asked of the honourable member for Nelson and thank you for bringing on this important motion.
