Your Budget and the state of the environment response yesterday shows just how far the Liberals are prepared to bend to the will of large corporations. Struggling Tasmanians and our deteriorating environment are losing out big time.
I want to talk about the unintended consequences of overreach when it comes to both sides of the House aiding and abetting big business over and above the wishes of the community.
The Attorney General Elise Archer MP has refused to refer JBS’ purchase of Huon Aquaculture to the Australian Federal Police.
This will require fuel retailers to - largely in real time - provide information to motorists about the retail price of petrol through their outlet.
The Tourism Industry Council wants taxpayers to compensate private tourism businesses hit by the downturn as a result of the coronavirus.
Cassy O'Connor questions the Premier over his repeated prioritisation of big business over Tasmanians.
Whatever we call it, this is a dog of a bill that is designed to take away the freedoms that Tasmanians have enjoyed to peacefully protest.
We have talked to the Premier at the Estimates table and asked him questions in here about continuing to use the loophole in the Right to Information Act.
The 2018 Tasmanian election was watched around Australia and has become known for all the wrong reasons. It was an incredibly bruising election.
This election is being bought, via millions of dollars flowing into the Liberal party from the gambling industry.