Government Ignoring Ramping Inquiry Recommendations
Still the Rockliff Government has not provided a response to the ramping inquiry’s findings and recommendations.
Still the Rockliff Government has not provided a response to the ramping inquiry’s findings and recommendations.
I want to thank the minister for her speech recognising the work of Venéy Hiller, and add in the Greens' recognition...
The Liberal Government has failed to deliver on their Four-Year Elective Surgery Action Plan, with the elective surgery waitlist 3,500 people longer than promised.
The Greens welcome the Liberal Government’s offer of funding to keep the Hobart Clinic open in the short-term.
The Tasmanian Greens strongly support HACSU and Clinical Trials Unit workers who are holding a stop work rally at the Royal Hobart Hospital today.
Tasmania’s budget is in a mess and essential services are already going underfunded.
I’m proud to announce our plan to invest $2.75 million annually to expand the Mental Health Emergency Response service to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week across the state.
Access to healthcare in the community and at home is crucial to improving outcomes for Tasmanians and our health system.
The Greens are announcing our plan to invest $5 million annually in a key pillar of community health – physiotherapy services.
The Greens have announced investment in three crucial health services in northern Tasmania