Youth Week
Cassy O'Connor speaks during the Greens' Matter of Public Importance on Youth Week
Cassy O'Connor speaks during the Greens' Matter of Public Importance on Youth Week
We have lost 6 per cent of our globally significant world heritage areas. We nearly lost several whole towns and communities.
About 95 000 hectares or around 6 per cent of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area has been burned.
The Premier and part-time Parks’ Minister has finally revealed the extent of devastation to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
This was a truly momentous occasion, probably the largest march that has ever been seen in Hobart.
Cassy O'Connor delivers a State of the State address (Address in Reply speech) for 2019.
The United Nations has given us until 2030 to dramatically cut carbon emissions and stabilise our climate or risk the world warming more than 1.5 degrees.
Last Friday, about 8,000 passionate young Tasmanians left school to demand politicians take leadership and accept we are living in a climate change crisis.
Last Friday, an estimated 8000 passionate, frightened young Tasmanians gathered on parliament's lawns to demand action on climate.
The Climate Council’s uncompromising and straight-speaking report confirms what all Tasmanians have lived for the last six weeks.