On behalf of the Greens I give my warmest condolences to Fran's family, especially those who are in the Chamber today, Richard and Jamie, and her grandsons Max and Hugh, and to everyone else who loved her and was loved by her.
I rise tonight to pay tribute, as my colleague Mr Garland did earlier this week, to a beautiful man, a Tasmanian surf legend and environmental champion, Mick Lawrence.
Lindsay grew up at Marrawah on a soldier settlement block and both expressed and demonstrated a profound love of Tasmania.
When I got involved with the Wilderness Society in the early 2000s, Hillary was one of the first people I met.
I extend our heartfelt condolences to the late Reverend Lance Armstrong MP, former Greens member for Bass, his family, his wife Ruth, and their three children.
He gave a long life of service to Tasmanians in this parliament. He was elected in 1976 as the Liberal member for Wilmot, now Lyons, until 1996.
I rise tonight to honour the life of a true champion of democracy and strong public representation in here, Peter Chapman.
It was in April 1915 that the famous monastery of Zeitun was burnt by the Turks.
When we remember history, it is important that we hear the firsthand stories of survivors.
Amber was a real character and we had some wonderful conversations. She was wise and insightful.