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.
I raise with the minister a number of questions about the Residential Tenancy Act because there is unfinished business in this legislation.
Tasmania’s under-resourced child protection system continues to let down at risk children and young people.
There are some issue the minister needs to flesh out on the Floor of this House, particularly the issue around Shelter's submission.
In Greater Hobart, at least 1993 properties are listed on just one short stay platform, more than double the amount listed in 2016.
The data reveals that between July 2016 and February 2018 an extra 2200 properties were listed on Airbnb and it is clear we have not yet reached peak Airbnb.
Minster Jaensch’s response to the escalating housing crisis is completely out of touch.
Hobart rents are now rivalling Melbourne’s, in figures released today by Domain.
Mr Jaensch faces the most pressing task of any of the newly sworn in Cabinet members.