Climate Emergency, Actions by Government and Opposition
The good news is that the South Australian parliament has today declared a climate emergency.
The good news is that the South Australian parliament has today declared a climate emergency.
I rise tonight to read some initial comments to the House about the international panel on climate change special report.
Cassy O'Connor moves a censure motion in all Liberal and Labor members for failing to support a Climate Emergency declaration.
Labor and the Liberals voted together, yet again, to let down young Tasmanians.
The Premier today dealt young people another slap in the face with confirmation 356 000 hectares of forests will be opened to logging.
David Attenborough absolutely smashed into the Australian Government's lack of action on climate and particularly Prime Minister Morrison.
Rosalie Woodruff speaks during the Adjournment on the Prime Minister's absence from the UN Climate Action Summit.
When we questioned the Premier this morning about his lack of attendance at Friday's strike, Mr Hodgman said he had ‘other commitments’.
Rosalie Woodruff questions the Minister for Fire and Emergency Management over funding for the implementation of the Dr Tony Press and AFAC recommendations.
The Minister has again refused to detail the Government’s funding for critical bushfire defence actions, as recommended by the AFAC review.