Mr Speaker, today we are asking for the House to provide in-principle support for restoring the seats in the House of Assembly from 25 to 35.
The Tasmanian Liberals’ Bill to amend the Local Government Act to make voting at elections compulsory is welcomed but lacks detail.
Australians have elected a new federal parliament with a strong mandate to deliver a safer climate, a national integrity commission and a fairer society.
The Greens strong result in Legislative Council elections on Saturday is a boost to our federal campaign in Tasmania.
We hoped the newly convened Parliament would help chart a greener and kinder future. Unfortunately, what we seem to have is the same tired old government.
The Integrity Commission report and recommendations on Grant Commitments in election campaigns are welcome.
Today’s Australian Electoral Commission donations show the desperate need for electoral reform.Dark money from vested interests continues to flow in to the majo
In lutruwita/Tasmania, as in many democratic societies, constant vigilance is needed to ensure the foundations of our democracy are strong.
The Liberals’ disinterest in a genuinely robust democracy, was on show in Parliament once again today.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I tabled the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Amendment (Exhibition of Amended Applications) Bill 2021.
