The new Report on Government Services shows Tasmania continues to lag the nation in delivering key health services and demonstrates why ambitious action is needed.
The Greens welcome the commencement of new rules allowing Tasmanians to access medicines prescribed interstate.
The Rockliff Government must listen to key health stakeholders like the AMA and ANMF and get on with the job of planning for a new Royal Hobart Hospital.
Still the Rockliff Government has not provided a response to the ramping inquiry’s findings and recommendations.
The Greens welcome the passing through the Tasmanian Parliament of laws which allow Tasmanians to access medicines prescribed interstate
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 elder abuse prevention strategy, we've been presented with the table and just for the purposes of people who are maybe watching, in the out-years, there's a whole lot of gaps.
As you be aware, minister, there's a lot of concern amongst coastal recreational users, recreational fishers, rock lobster fishers about the decision to allow the use of florfenico
The organisation is now on its fifth CEO in just five years, albeit an interim CEO. Minister, this rapid turnover of CEOs must worry you. Can you tell the committee what's being...