COVID-19 – Major Projects Legislation
Regrettably, the Government is trying to make divisive and flawed major projects legislation the centrepiece of Tasmania's recovery.
Regrettably, the Government is trying to make divisive and flawed major projects legislation the centrepiece of Tasmania's recovery.
Over the next week or two we will be making some very large decisions about where we head in the near future.
The Greens acknowledge the enormous uncertainty and fear within in the community about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their lives.
What is this Government doing to modernise our skills, our training to make sure that young people today are not being given false hope.
Economist Saul Eslake confirms Tasmania is not receiving increased funding for affordable housing unlike every other state, which is getting an increase.
Economist Saul Eslake agrees that Tuesday's budget contains little for Tasmania, and TASCOSS and Anglicare have given the federal budget a big thumbs down.
Four hundred Tasmanians lost their jobs last month with the latest ABS data revealing the continued trend of job losses in Tasmania.
The National Accounts figures released today show Tasmania's economy stagnating, and cast doubt on key assumptions in Treasurer Peter Gutwein's state budget.
Premier Will Hodgman has not come to grips with the challenges and opportunities presented by the sharing economy.
The 2015-16 Tasmanian Economic Outlook report emphasises the urgent need for the government to look outside the box.