Climate Change
With the storms in Japan and Beijing, we saw the heaviest rainfall in those regions that there has been in 140 years of recorded rain.
Oct
2023
19
Climate Change
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Aug
2023
8
Government Priorities
Apart from moving around a few ministerial positions and bringing in a highly paid spin doctor from a lobbying firm, it is clear nothing has changed.
May
2023
31
Budget Reply
Every year at Budget time the Greens do the work to lay out a clear, big hearted, evidence based alternative plan for Tasmania.
May
2023
25
Liberals Fail Climate, Environment Once Again
Governments have a moral responsibility to protect intact habitat and build carbon stores, but that’s not reflected in this year’s State Budget.
Apr
2023
6
Climate Change Plan
Without extra and different policies, Tasmania will remain on a business-as-usual emissions trajectory.
Mar
2023
22
Reply to the Premier’s Address (state of the State)
What a harsh and confronting state of the state Address from the Premier.
Dec
2022
1
Anti-Science Ellis At It Again
Resources Minister, Felix Ellis, may think he's God's gift to Parliament, but he is quickly gaining a reputation for arrogance and shameless science denials.
Dec
2022
1
TasPorts – Environment and Climate
Minister, I note that TasPorts is seeking EcoPorts certification for the four primary ports, which is good to see.
Nov
2022
8
COP27 Meeting
The world's chances of avoiding the worst ravages of climate breakdown are diminishing rapidly.
Oct
2022
19
Greens Move for Clarity on Water Management
Today the Greens tabled a motion to establish a Parliamentary Inquiry into Fresh Water Management in Tasmania.
