I will let the opposition and the government fight it out over infrastructure spends and deal with some other issues that are important to people, housing and homelessness.
The Greens did not support the Homes Tasmania bill when it went through this parliament. They wanted it to work. We were not convinced about the corporatised structure.
Your government's draft Residential Tenancy Amendment Regulations 2024 advance your election policy for on-farm tenancy made available in relation to an employment contract that are not subject to provisions that regulate end-of-lease termination agreements.
I thank the member for Clark for bringing on this matter of public importance on budget cuts. I want to start, as have other members, with the notion of getting a grip.
A devastating new report from Impact Economics and Policy shows hundreds of Tasmanian women are becoming homeless because of a lack of suitable housing. More than half of these women, many with children, have been forced to return to a violent partner to have a roof over their heads.
A devastating new report from Impact Economics and Policy shows hundreds of Tasmanian women are becoming homeless because of a lack of suitable housing. More than half of these women, many with children, have been forced to return to a violent partner to have a roof over their heads.
The Rockliff minority government’s proposed amendments to the Residential Tenancy Regulations undermine the right to stable housing for primary industry workers.
The Rockliff minority government’s proposed amendments to the Residential Tenancy Regulations undermine the right to stable housing for primary industry workers.
The Rockliff Government has promised Tasmanians it will build 10 000 new homes by 2032, but how many will be actual homes and at what real cost?
We have had a government in here for the past 10 years that has let short-stay accommodation get absolutely out of control. It is worse in Hobart, per capita or per house, than it is in any other Australian capital city.
