The Liberals have used their numbers once again to prevent debate on the capacity of another failing Minister. This time, Housing Minister, Roger Jaensch.
The full bench of the Supreme Court last week upheld an earlier ruling that Housing Tasmania tenants are entitled to natural justice.
There is a surge in the budget allocation that runs out next year for child safety services.
Yesterday, the Full Court of the Supreme Court justly ruled Housing Tasmania must provide underlying reasons for evicting tenants.
Today we proudly delivered the Tasmanian Greens’ fully costed, long-term vision for Tasmania, our Alternative Budget 2019-20.
The Treasurer promised a heavy infrastructure spend in today’s Budget, but what was clearly missing was the investment in social infrastructure.
Let us be really clear about where this began, where this crisis started. It started in 2014, that is a fact.
The waiting list for housing is not falling, fewer people are being housed and less Tasmanians assisted to go in to the private rental market.
The TCCI’s Tasmania Report confirms the need to capitalise on the State’s visitor boom to pay for the disadvantage it helps to create.
The numbers provided in his media release are the total since 2015. In actuality, this quarterly report shows that in the last quarter very little is happening.