I wanted to draw members' attention to some commentary that happened on social media overnight following our debate on the motion to defer the greyhound transition bill in here.
At one level, I understand the reasoning behind this motion. This has been a sudden policy reversal on the part of government, and the reasons for that are plain to us all.
The Legislative Council has voted to delay debating the greyhound racing ban until early next year.
Honourable Speaker, I rise today to give the Greens' wholehearted support for this bill, and I mean that in every sense of that word. It is an historic day. Today kindness is ...
The Greens welcome legislation to phase out the greyhound racing industry passing through the House of Assembly.
Minister, on the transition to winding up greyhound racing, and I note the comments of the Racing Integrity Commissioner earlier, talking about the strong deterrents that are ...
The end of greyhound racing in Tasmania took a huge step forward today with the tabling of legislation to phase out the industry by 1 July 2029.
I thank the members of the other place for putting their hands up there, Ms Webb, Ms Rattray and Ms O'Connor and their willingness to participate.
You accepted the reality of public opinion turning against greyhound racing and made the humane choice to ban greyhound racing from 30 June 2029.
Tasmanians will be subject to a flood of falsehoods led by interstate greyhound exploitation interests as the State moves to end greyhound racing by 30 June 2029.