The Premier has made it clear to Tasmanians with disability his government is prepared to abandon them to Covid following the removal of mandatory isolation
DVT describes the move as premature and dangerous and states it has led to feelings of exclusion and isolation among disabled Tasmanians.
Correspondence from WorkSafe Tasmania makes it clear the Covid pandemic, and responsibilities for businesses, are not over
It is reckless for the Liberals to continue to downplay people’s Covid health risks by likening the impacts to recovering from gastro.
The Premier’s ardent support of National Cabinet’s decision to remove mandatory Covid isolation is a betrayal of Tasmanians.
The Victorian and Western Australian chief health officers have both raised the alarm about shortening the COVID 19 isolation period.
On behalf of the Greens, in Parliament today I was pleased to table a petition signed by 961 Tasmanians calling for the reintroduction of masking requirements.
Yesterday the number of Covid hospitalisations reached a new peak of 184 – more than three times higher than the highest ever peak of 58 in April.
The Victorian Education Department is protecting young Victorians during the current Covid wave by requiring all students aged 8 and over to wear masks.
The ripple effect of a single person’s infection on their absence in the workplace or the loss of a hospital bed is having damaging effects in Tasmania.