Hospitals United in COVID-19 Crisis
The Greens welcome the federal government’s plan to underwrite the integration of private hospitals into the public system.
The Greens welcome the federal government’s plan to underwrite the integration of private hospitals into the public system.
On behalf of the Greens, I offer our heartfelt sympathies to the loved ones of the two Tasmanians who have lost their lives to the coronavirus.
Limiting people’s social movements outside their homes to all but essential activity is necessary to save lives.
The Greens welcome the Premier’s advice that parents should keep their children at home from school from Monday if they can.
The Greens acknowledge the enormous uncertainty and fear within in the community about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their lives.
The Tasmanian Parliament has agreed to adjourn until the first scheduled sitting week after the winter recess.
This is, without question, the most consequential and sweeping legislation of powers parliament has debated.
The disconnect from government imposing strict physical distancing measures and not closing schools is creating confusion within the community.
On the way to work this morning we drove past the Centrelink offices in Hobart and the queue was stretching all the way down Barrack Street.
Medical evidence and the experience of other countries in the grip of COVID-19 tells us every day we delay effective social distancing is a day too long.