We recognise that we are in extraordinary times as a parliament and we very much appreciate the decision to return parliament.
The Chief Medical Officer's recommendations to prevent another outbreak were to fix the structure and resourcing, the process and the culture of hospitals.
Neither the Ruby Princess passengers nor health workers should carry blame, yet in a Westminster system somebody must be held accountable.
The Greens warmly welcome the Premier’s announcement today that more support will be provided to homeless Tasmanians.
Confusion still reigns in school communities and many teachers are highly stressed as Term 2 starts.
Residential tenants can breathe a sigh of relief after the Premier’s announcement today of a freeze on rent increases.
The Greens are pleased State Parliament will be returning next week. During this time of emergency and uncertainty, scrutiny of government is critical.
The revelation a couple were cleared to leave self-isolation, only for one of them to return a further positive COVID-19 test, is disturbing.
Allegations raised in The Saturday Paper* about the origins of the North West’s COVID-19 outbreak are serious.
Mr Gutwein’s announcement that Parliament will return to more regular sittings will be welcomed by Tasmanians.