2017/18 Budget: No answers, No substance
The Treasurer’s responses in Budget Estimates today were basically limited to pleas to just trust him.
The Treasurer’s responses in Budget Estimates today were basically limited to pleas to just trust him.
The Tasmanian Greens' Alternative Budget is a fully costed vision for the future that demonstrates it is possible to look after people.
Tasmania missed out any substantial infrastructure investment as a result of the Hodgman Liberals' failure.
The Government has failed to deliver on affordable housing, with the housing waiting list skyrocketing to more than 3,600 applications under Minister Petrusma.
News that the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness will be extended for another 12 months lets down the community and housing sector.
Prisoners who are suitable to be released on parole are being forced to stay in prison because they can't get housing.
Housing Ministers from around Australia are meeting tomorrow to decide the future of the National Partnership on Homelessness (NPAH).
Our primary concern with this bill is that it fails to address the lack of consumer protections that face Tasmanians when they are purchasing a new home.
The Minister for Human Services, Jacquie Petrusma, told ABC Radio putting ex-prisoners onto a priority housing list is a "job done" by Housing Connect.
Last year you axed the funding to the reintegration of ex-offenders program, REO, run by the Salvation Army.