Attorney General Elise Archer has been silent on a meaningful response to the Independent Review of the Public Trustee, released last November.
The Australia Institute report on Tasmania’s Integrity Commission, released today, outlines a culture of secrecy and an addiction to timidity.
The Supreme Court’s decision to suspend jury trials, while right for the safety of those called to do jury duty, will mean justice is delayed for many.
The Greens welcome the release of draft legislation for the standalone offence of non-fatal strangulation.
Protections for people living with a disability are under threat from a High Court case with its origins in Tasmania.
The Greens welcome this bill and the Criminal Code amendment to make it possible for Tasmania to join with the other Australian states.
The Attorney-General’s decision to only raise the age to 12, instead of 14, is indefensible.
What advice did you receive that meant you could not release the same full redacted report that was released to the ABC?
I think we all agree that we get better outcomes when people are as involved as possible and able to talk as comfortably as possible.
The Consumer Protection Minister must release the deed for the government grant awarded to the Tasmanian Residential Rental Property Owners Association.
